Most Americans support efforts to address climate change, CBS News poll finds

A new CBS poll finds that most of the public favors the U.S. taking steps to address climate change. CBS News executive director of elections and surveys Anthony Salvanto breaks down the numbers.

[tommanley]

*Most as in take a never going to happen, we have NO SAY anymore.*

[fasteddie]

You mean more are believing the lies they are spreading, as they fly around in their private jets. How stupid is that.

[robertanderson]

Well, we don't need $70000 electric race cars...try SMALL electrics, and less NEED of cars, but there would still be a surge of sales. Tesla won't cut it.

[krobbins]

I listened to the Presidents speech for earth day and it sounds great for home owners, youth and jobs but I think it falls short of protecting the most vulnerable population's. The elderly, disabled and homeless communities. The supreme court is hearing whether a homeless person can use a blanket? Sadly they are going to need more than a blanket to protect from some of the extreme temputures we have all ready seen this year and summer is coming. Energy bills of the elderly, disabled who often live in public housing units or are renters will be greatly effected by rising cost and the need for aid. It seems that bringing access of solar to them a investment in lower dependence for aid later while making sure they have access to heating and cooling in extreme weather.