U.S. adults' opinion on the use of nuclear energy 2016
Favorability of the use of nuclear energy among adults in the United States as of October 2016
This statistic presents data on the public opinion on the use of nuclear power in the United States as of fall 2016. During the survey, some 12 percent of respondents strongly opposed the use of nuclear energy.
Favorability of the use of nuclear energy among adults in the United States as of October 2016
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