Natural gas killed coal – now renewables and batteries are taking over | Dana Nuccitelli

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By Dana NuccitelliJan 29, 2018, 6:00 am163 pts
To avoid dangerous climate change, we can’t rely on natural gas replacing coal Over the past decade, coal has been increasingly replaced by cheaper, cleaner energy sources. US coal power production has dropped by 44% (866 terawatt-hours [TWh]). It’s been replaced by natural gas (up 45%, or 400 TWh),…

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