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Wind Power’s Future in U.S. Could Be Thwarted by Grassroots Opposition

written by Thomas Hemphill and Mark Perry

Climate Change Environment/Energy
U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions Fall To Lowest Since 1991

by James Taylor January 2, 2017

Energy-related carbon dioxide emissions have fallen to their lowest level since 1991, thanks to natural gas and hydro power gaining a greater share of the U.S. electricity mix.

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Wind Power’s Future in U.S. Could Be Thwarted by Grassroots Opposition

U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions Fall To Lowest Since 1991