Global Emissions Rose in 2017, But U.S. and China Both Made Progress

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By Phil McKennaMar 22, 2018, 5:42 pm179 pts
Fossil fuels met the bulk of new global energy demand in 2017, a shift from recent years when clean energy led the way. Still, renewables grew, IEA says. By Phil McKenna Global carbon emissions crept upward in 2017 at a time when the world needs to rapidly reduce greenhouse gas emissions to limit future…

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