Poll: 68% of Americans Would Not Be Willing to Pay $10 a Month to Combat Climate Change

[Igel]

11. Here's what I could find.

http://www.apnorc.org/projects/Documents/EPIC%20fact%20sheet_v4_DTP.pdf

Question: Suppose a proposal was on the ballot next year to add a monthly fee to consumers’ monthly electricity bill to combat climate change. If this proposal passes, it would cost your household ($1, $10, $20, $40, $75, $100) every month. Would you vote in favor of this monthly fee to combat climate change, or would you vote against this monthly fee?

Doesn't look to "pushy" to me. But I'm not going to read the full methodology.

Other information in a link list on the right side of http://www.apnorc.org/projects/Pages/Is-the-Public-Willing-to-Pay-to-Help-Fix-Climate-Change-.aspx .

I figure that this conflates a lot of types of respondents.

Those who don't believe in global warming or human causes (of most of it).
Those who don't believe anything can be done.
Those who don't trust that the money would actually go to the purpose intended.
Those who, like most others, discount present net value of future things and are present-oriented.
Those who are all for something provided it doesn't actually impinge on them and others pay, because that's always fair.