Americans prefer energy fix to cancer cure: poll (Reuters)

Courtesy Ytop stories  Wed, 04/02/2008 - 10:44pm

A taxi driver fills his cab at a gas station on Manhattan's West Side as the price of crude oil rose past the record for the fifth day in a row, in New York, March 11, 2008.<br /><br />A nationwide survey of nearly 700 people suggests that Americans would prefer more money be invested in technology to solve the nation's energy ailments than to cure cancer or other diseases.<br /><br />(Chip East/Reuters)Reuters - A nationwide survey of nearly 700 people suggests that Americans would prefer more money be invested in technology to solve the nation's energy ailments than to cure cancer or other diseases.




 

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