fromFast Company
3 hours agoThe U.S. decarbonized electricity and doubled its economy. Here's the next power test
Over those three decades, the U.S. population soared by 28% and the economy, as measured by gross domestic product adjusted for inflation, more than doubled. Yet U.S. emissions from many of the activities that produce greenhouse gases-transportation, industry, agriculture, heating and cooling of buildings-have remained about the same over the past 30 years. Transportation is a bit up; industry a bit down. And electricity, once the nation's largest source of greenhouse gas emissions, has seen its emissions drop significantly.
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