US Expands Fossil Fuel Infrastructure as Renewable Growth Slows

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A new report from the Environmental Defense Fund and Atlas Public Policy finds the US is building more fossil fuel infrastructure than at any point in the past decade. At the same time, renewable energy growth is slowing. Electricity demand is rising faster than it has in over ten years, driven by data centers, factories, and electric vehicles. The Trump administration has pursued policies that weaken the wind and solar industries while favoring fossil fuels. The authors say America's energy landscape is already changing as a result.

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