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@realDonaldTrump can withdraw from the Paris Accord.
It makes no difference.
The trend towards cleaner, more sustainable energy has too much momentum to be stopped by ill-informed presidential whim.
Basic economics.
Here’s a staggering stat --> Delaware generated 87% of its electricity from natural gas in 2017, almost five times more than its share a decade earlier. Its dependence on coal power fell to 4.7%, down from 70% a decade ago. http://axios.link/9e6q via @EIAgov data.pic.twitter.com/1558cpivnR
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And Trumptanic continues to invest tax payer $ in coal.
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Yeah...ever hear of generation fuel diversity? It prevents cost spikes when the one fuel you are using to generate electricity rises uncontrollably...when natural gas prices spike, so does the cost of generation, which is directly passed to consumers via 'peak' surcharges.
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Send to me that this is why green energy source absolutists are so misguided. Smaller incremental steps can still have huge benefits to the environment.
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CA is the best :)
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Any negative financial consequences passed onto the consumer? If not, this is pretty amazing, and proof that it can (and should) be done by states that have this capability
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