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US emissions down in 2019 but don't celebrate yet

GREENHOUSE gas emissions dropped slightly last year, predominantly thanks to the country shifting away from coal-fired power generation, however this was largely driven by market forces and is unlikely to last if planned oil and gas projects go ahead, according to report figures.

Emissions set to skyrocket thanks to expanded shale boom, LNG investment

Emissions set to skyrocket thanks to expanded shale boom, LNG investment

  Overall US greenhouse gas emissions fell by 2% in 2019 according the economic analysis firm, Rhodium Group, with the biggest drop coming from the electricity sector, as the market shifts to gas and...

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