Rich countries invested less money in renewables last year. In the U.S., cities are picking up the slack.

Grist
By Zoya TeirsteinApr 6, 2018, 7:00 am351 pts
Here’s some bad news: A new report shows that U.S. investment in renewable energy fell by 6 percent last year. Ready for the good news? Six percent ain’t too shabby considering President Trump spent his first year in office announcing plans to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris agreement, slapping tariffs on…

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