Break-up of the century: U.S. emissions and economic growth are really, finally separating

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By Bobby MagillApr 29, 2015, 8:05 pm104 pts
Call them a couple: The U.S. economy and energy consumption, along with the greenhouse gas emissions they create, have always grown and plunged together. But as the U.S. embraces energy efficiency and renewables, those things aren’t dancing to quite the same beat anymore. In fact, they’re “decoupling,”…

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