4 in 10 Americans say fuel efficiency and alternative fuels are top priority for technological investment

A survey of 700 American adults found that 37 percent of those polled named "fuel efficiency and alternative fuels" as the top priority for technological investment in the next 10 years. Fuel efficiency and alternative fuels received the most votes followed by medical (30%) and environment (14%). The survey was commissioned by the Fairfax County (Virginia) Economic Development Authority and conducted by Ipsos Public Affairs. Survey results can be found here.