Natural gas elbowing out dirtier coal power isn't the only reason U.S. carbon emissions are plummeting, a new analysis says; wind and biomass/biofuels deserve even more of the credit. But the authors ...
Natural gas elbowing out dirtier coal power isn't the only reason U.S. carbon emissions are plummeting, a new analysis says; wind and biomass/biofuels deserve even more of the credit. But the authors worry the emissions decline won't continue, seeing coal taking back some of its market share in the ...
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