Community Survey

Chispa FL – 2020 Environmental Attitudes Survey

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* 1. What would you say are the top three most important problems facing Latinxs/Hispanics in Florida today? (select only 3 options)

The economy/jobs/wages

Lowering cost of health care

Addressing racism/discrimination

Climate change/air pollution

Clean drinking water"

Improving k-12 education

Affordable housing/rent

Traffic/Congestion

Access to public transportation

Reducing crime

Criminal justice and police reforms

Political party conflicts

Immigration reform

Public Health

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Below is a list of different impacts scientists, like those at NASA, say that global warming and climate change are causing. For each, please indicate how concerned you are about it.

	Not at all concerned	Not that concerned	Somewhat concerned	Very concerned	Extremely concerned
More wildfires	More wildfires Not at all concerned	More wildfires Not that concerned	More wildfires Somewhat concerned	More wildfires Very concerned	More wildfires Extremely concerned
More mega-hurricanes	More mega-hurricanes Not at all concerned	More mega-hurricanes Not that concerned	More mega-hurricanes Somewhat concerned	More mega-hurricanes Very concerned	More mega-hurricanes Extremely concerned
Worse air pollution	Worse air pollution Not at all concerned	Worse air pollution Not that concerned	Worse air pollution Somewhat concerned	Worse air pollution Very concerned	Worse air pollution Extremely concerned
More heat waves	More heat waves Not at all concerned	More heat waves Not that concerned	More heat waves Somewhat concerned	More heat waves Very concerned	More heat waves Extremely concerned
More droughts and water shortages	More droughts and water shortages Not at all concerned	More droughts and water shortages Not that concerned	More droughts and water shortages Somewhat concerned	More droughts and water shortages Very concerned	More droughts and water shortages Extremely concerned
Loss of plants and animal habitats	Loss of plants and animal habitats Not at all concerned	Loss of plants and animal habitats Not that concerned	Loss of plants and animal habitats Somewhat concerned	Loss of plants and animal habitats Very concerned	Loss of plants and animal habitats Extremely concerned
More diseases and epidemics	More diseases and epidemics Not at all concerned	More diseases and epidemics Not that concerned	More diseases and epidemics Somewhat concerned	More diseases and epidemics Very concerned	More diseases and epidemics Extremely concerned
Rise in sea level and flooding	Rise in sea level and flooding Not at all concerned	Rise in sea level and flooding Not that concerned	Rise in sea level and flooding Somewhat concerned	Rise in sea level and flooding Very concerned	Rise in sea level and flooding Extremely concerned

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* 3. How important do you think it is for Florida’s Governor and state lawmakers to address each of the following issues?

	Not at all important	Not that important	Somewhat important	Very important	Extremely important
Pass legislation to combat global warming and climate change.	Pass legislation to combat global warming and climate change. Not at all important	Pass legislation to combat global warming and climate change. Not that important	Pass legislation to combat global warming and climate change. Somewhat important	Pass legislation to combat global warming and climate change. Very important	Pass legislation to combat global warming and climate change. Extremely important
Reduce air pollution.	Reduce air pollution. Not at all important	Reduce air pollution. Not that important	Reduce air pollution. Somewhat important	Reduce air pollution. Very important	Reduce air pollution. Extremely important
Increase taxes on polluting industries.	Increase taxes on polluting industries. Not at all important	Increase taxes on polluting industries. Not that important	Increase taxes on polluting industries. Somewhat important	Increase taxes on polluting industries. Very important	Increase taxes on polluting industries. Extremely important
Provide financial assistance to help homes reduce energy bills.	Provide financial assistance to help homes reduce energy bills. Not at all important	Provide financial assistance to help homes reduce energy bills. Not that important	Provide financial assistance to help homes reduce energy bills. Somewhat important	Provide financial assistance to help homes reduce energy bills. Very important	Provide financial assistance to help homes reduce energy bills. Extremely important
Protect Florida’s public lands and parks.	Protect Florida’s public lands and parks. Not at all important	Protect Florida’s public lands and parks. Not that important	Protect Florida’s public lands and parks. Somewhat important	Protect Florida’s public lands and parks. Very important	Protect Florida’s public lands and parks. Extremely important
Increase protections for drinking water.	Increase protections for drinking water. Not at all important	Increase protections for drinking water. Not that important	Increase protections for drinking water. Somewhat important	Increase protections for drinking water. Very important	Increase protections for drinking water. Extremely important
Increase public transportation services such as buses and trains.	Increase public transportation services such as buses and trains. Not at all important	Increase public transportation services such as buses and trains. Not that important	Increase public transportation services such as buses and trains. Somewhat important	Increase public transportation services such as buses and trains. Very important	Increase public transportation services such as buses and trains. Extremely important
Create affordable housing.	Create affordable housing. Not at all important	Create affordable housing. Not that important	Create affordable housing. Somewhat important	Create affordable housing. Very important	Create affordable housing. Extremely important
Lower health care costs.	Lower health care costs. Not at all important	Lower health care costs. Not that important	Lower health care costs. Somewhat important	Lower health care costs. Very important	Lower health care costs. Extremely important
Increase funding for K-12 education.	Increase funding for K-12 education. Not at all important	Increase funding for K-12 education. Not that important	Increase funding for K-12 education. Somewhat important	Increase funding for K-12 education. Very important	Increase funding for K-12 education. Extremely important
Protect the safety and wellbeing of workers.	Protect the safety and wellbeing of workers. Not at all important	Protect the safety and wellbeing of workers. Not that important	Protect the safety and wellbeing of workers. Somewhat important	Protect the safety and wellbeing of workers. Very important	Protect the safety and wellbeing of workers. Extremely important
Protect the rights of immigrants.	Protect the rights of immigrants. Not at all important	Protect the rights of immigrants. Not that important	Protect the rights of immigrants. Somewhat important	Protect the rights of immigrants. Very important	Protect the rights of immigrants. Extremely important
Create good paying jobs.	Create good paying jobs. Not at all important	Create good paying jobs. Not that important	Create good paying jobs. Somewhat important	Create good paying jobs. Very important	Create good paying jobs. Extremely important
Reduce the spread of COVID-19.	Reduce the spread of COVID-19. Not at all important	Reduce the spread of COVID-19. Not that important	Reduce the spread of COVID-19. Somewhat important	Reduce the spread of COVID-19. Very important	Reduce the spread of COVID-19. Extremely important

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* 4. Do you think that if Florida enacted stronger laws to combat climate change and promote clean energy like solar panels, it would: (select only one option)

Reduce economic growth and cost jobs.

Improve economic growth and create new jobs.

Would have no impact on economic growth or jobs.

I Don’t know

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* 5. Scientists have shown that major sources of carbon emissions and pollution come from cars, trucks, buses, homes and businesses.

There are different policies that Florida’s government is proposing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change.

How much would you support these policies?

	Strongly Oppose	Somewhat Oppose	Neither oppose nor support	Somewhat support	Strongly support
Require vehicle manufacturers to meet stronger carbon pollution standards for cars, trucks, and buses.	Require vehicle manufacturers to meet stronger carbon pollution standards for cars, trucks, and buses. Strongly Oppose	Require vehicle manufacturers to meet stronger carbon pollution standards for cars, trucks, and buses. Somewhat Oppose	Require vehicle manufacturers to meet stronger carbon pollution standards for cars, trucks, and buses. Neither oppose nor support	Require vehicle manufacturers to meet stronger carbon pollution standards for cars, trucks, and buses. Somewhat support	Require vehicle manufacturers to meet stronger carbon pollution standards for cars, trucks, and buses. Strongly support
Transition public vehicles like school buses, transit buses, maintenance trucks and government-owned cars to electric vehicles.	Transition public vehicles like school buses, transit buses, maintenance trucks and government-owned cars to electric vehicles. Strongly Oppose	Transition public vehicles like school buses, transit buses, maintenance trucks and government-owned cars to electric vehicles. Somewhat Oppose	Transition public vehicles like school buses, transit buses, maintenance trucks and government-owned cars to electric vehicles. Neither oppose nor support	Transition public vehicles like school buses, transit buses, maintenance trucks and government-owned cars to electric vehicles. Somewhat support	Transition public vehicles like school buses, transit buses, maintenance trucks and government-owned cars to electric vehicles. Strongly support
Require car companies to make more electric vehicle models available for sale in Florida.	Require car companies to make more electric vehicle models available for sale in Florida. Strongly Oppose	Require car companies to make more electric vehicle models available for sale in Florida. Somewhat Oppose	Require car companies to make more electric vehicle models available for sale in Florida. Neither oppose nor support	Require car companies to make more electric vehicle models available for sale in Florida. Somewhat support	Require car companies to make more electric vehicle models available for sale in Florida. Strongly support
Provide incentives for the purchase of electric vehicles, including discounts on the purchase price and registration fees.	Provide incentives for the purchase of electric vehicles, including discounts on the purchase price and registration fees. Strongly Oppose	Provide incentives for the purchase of electric vehicles, including discounts on the purchase price and registration fees. Somewhat Oppose	Provide incentives for the purchase of electric vehicles, including discounts on the purchase price and registration fees. Neither oppose nor support	Provide incentives for the purchase of electric vehicles, including discounts on the purchase price and registration fees. Somewhat support	Provide incentives for the purchase of electric vehicles, including discounts on the purchase price and registration fees. Strongly support
Adopt policies that will reduce smog and air pollution from older vehicles	Adopt policies that will reduce smog and air pollution from older vehicles Strongly Oppose	Adopt policies that will reduce smog and air pollution from older vehicles Somewhat Oppose	Adopt policies that will reduce smog and air pollution from older vehicles Neither oppose nor support	Adopt policies that will reduce smog and air pollution from older vehicles Somewhat support	Adopt policies that will reduce smog and air pollution from older vehicles Strongly support
Set significant limits on carbon pollution by power plants, factories, transportation and agriculture, so that the state is carbon-neutral by 2050.	Set significant limits on carbon pollution by power plants, factories, transportation and agriculture, so that the state is carbon-neutral by 2050. Strongly Oppose	Set significant limits on carbon pollution by power plants, factories, transportation and agriculture, so that the state is carbon-neutral by 2050. Somewhat Oppose	Set significant limits on carbon pollution by power plants, factories, transportation and agriculture, so that the state is carbon-neutral by 2050. Neither oppose nor support	Set significant limits on carbon pollution by power plants, factories, transportation and agriculture, so that the state is carbon-neutral by 2050. Somewhat support	Set significant limits on carbon pollution by power plants, factories, transportation and agriculture, so that the state is carbon-neutral by 2050. Strongly support
Allow money raised from gasoline taxes to be used to expand public transportation.	Allow money raised from gasoline taxes to be used to expand public transportation. Strongly Oppose	Allow money raised from gasoline taxes to be used to expand public transportation. Somewhat Oppose	Allow money raised from gasoline taxes to be used to expand public transportation. Neither oppose nor support	Allow money raised from gasoline taxes to be used to expand public transportation. Somewhat support	Allow money raised from gasoline taxes to be used to expand public transportation. Strongly support
Provide assistance to homeowners and renters to buy appliances that use less power and will reduce their monthly energy bill.	Provide assistance to homeowners and renters to buy appliances that use less power and will reduce their monthly energy bill. Strongly Oppose	Provide assistance to homeowners and renters to buy appliances that use less power and will reduce their monthly energy bill. Somewhat Oppose	Provide assistance to homeowners and renters to buy appliances that use less power and will reduce their monthly energy bill. Neither oppose nor support	Provide assistance to homeowners and renters to buy appliances that use less power and will reduce their monthly energy bill. Somewhat support	Provide assistance to homeowners and renters to buy appliances that use less power and will reduce their monthly energy bill. Strongly support
Allow communities to share solar energy - even if they rent their homes, live in an apartment, or cannot afford rooftop solar panels.	Allow communities to share solar energy - even if they rent their homes, live in an apartment, or cannot afford rooftop solar panels. Strongly Oppose	Allow communities to share solar energy - even if they rent their homes, live in an apartment, or cannot afford rooftop solar panels. Somewhat Oppose	Allow communities to share solar energy - even if they rent their homes, live in an apartment, or cannot afford rooftop solar panels. Neither oppose nor support	Allow communities to share solar energy - even if they rent their homes, live in an apartment, or cannot afford rooftop solar panels. Somewhat support	Allow communities to share solar energy - even if they rent their homes, live in an apartment, or cannot afford rooftop solar panels. Strongly support

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* 6. If you were looking for more information about protecting the environment, which of the following sources would you prefer to use? (select up to 4)

Television

Radio

Print media, like newspapers and magazines

Internet searches

Social media

Library

Friends and family

College courses

Other (please specify)

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* 7. Would you describe yourself as someone who cares about the environment?

Yes

I Don't know

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* 8. Next we will ask you some questions about yourself for statistical purposes.

With which gender do you identify most?

Female

Male

Non-binary

Other (please specify)

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* 9. What is your age?

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* 10. What is the highest level of education you have completed?

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* 11. When it comes to politics, do you generally think if yourself as:

Very liberal

Somewhat liberal

Moderate

Somewhat conservative

Very Conservative

Very liberal

Somewhat liberal

Moderate

Somewhat conservative

Very Conservative

Other (please specify)

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* 12. What is your zip code?

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* 13. Do you own or rent your current residence?

Own

Rent

Other/Living with someone else

Don't know

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* 14. What was your total combined household income in 2020 before taxes?

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* 15. Were you born in the mainland United States, Puerto Rico or some other country?

Mainland US

Puerto Rico

Another country

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* 16. To what country or place in Latin America do you or your family trace your ancestry?

Somewhere else (please specify)

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* 17. With which race(s) do you identify?

White or Caucasian

Black or African American

Asian or Asian American

American Indian or Alaska Native

Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

More than one race

Other (please specify)

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* 18. Different terms are used to describe people of Latin American descent living in the United States. Which do you prefer?

Hispanic

Latina or Latino

Latinx

No preference

Something else (please specify)

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* 19. We just need a few more details so we can send you your $3 gift for completing the survey! This will be used to deliver gift cards.

What is your email address?

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* 20. What is your mobile phone number?

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* 21. How would you like to receive your gift?

Gift will be sent via Venmo within a few days.

Venmo

A donation to Florida Conservation Voters

Keep the gift for future research

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* 22. Please confirm below if you’d like to participate in an upcoming virtual focus group session regarding this topic. Participants will receive $50 for expressing their views.

Yes

Community Survey

Chispa FL – 2020 Environmental Attitudes Survey

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* 1. What would you say are the top three most important problems facing Latinxs/Hispanics in Florida today? (select only 3 options)

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* 2. Below is a list of different impacts scientists, like those at NASA, say that global warming and climate change are causing. For each, please indicate how concerned you are about it.

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* 3. How important do you think it is for Florida’s Governor and state lawmakers to address each of the following issues?

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* 4. Do you think that if Florida enacted stronger laws to combat climate change and promote clean energy like solar panels, it would: (select only one option)

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* 6. If you were looking for more information about protecting the environment, which of the following sources would you prefer to use? (select up to 4)

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* 7. Would you describe yourself as someone who cares about the environment?

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* 8. Next we will ask you some questions about yourself for statistical purposes.With which gender do you identify most?

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* 9. What is your age?

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* 10. What is the highest level of education you have completed?

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* 11. When it comes to politics, do you generally think if yourself as:

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* 12. What is your zip code?

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* 13. Do you own or rent your current residence?

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* 14. What was your total combined household income in 2020 before taxes?

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* 15. Were you born in the mainland United States, Puerto Rico or some other country?

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* 16. To what country or place in Latin America do you or your family trace your ancestry?

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* 17. With which race(s) do you identify?

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* 18. Different terms are used to describe people of Latin American descent living in the United States. Which do you prefer?

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* 19. We just need a few more details so we can send you your $3 gift for completing the survey! This will be used to deliver gift cards.What is your email address?

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* 20. What is your mobile phone number?

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* 21. How would you like to receive your gift?Gift will be sent via Venmo within a few days.

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* 22. Please confirm below if you’d like to participate in an upcoming virtual focus group session regarding this topic. Participants will receive $50 for expressing their views.

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* 23. What is your name? (optional)

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* 24. Is there anything else you'd like to tell us? OPTIONALClick NEXT to finish.

* 8. Next we will ask you some questions about yourself for statistical purposes.

With which gender do you identify most?

* 19. We just need a few more details so we can send you your $3 gift for completing the survey! This will be used to deliver gift cards.

What is your email address?

* 21. How would you like to receive your gift?

Gift will be sent via Venmo within a few days.

* 24. Is there anything else you'd like to tell us? OPTIONAL

Click NEXT to finish.