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#coal had a remarkable run of dominance in #Electricity generation in the US--about half of total generations for eight decades. Visualizing Energy visualizingenergy.org/watch-the-hist…

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#thermalpower plants use far more water than #solarenergy and #windenergy, but cooling system technology strongly influences water consumption read more: visualizingenergy.org/what-methods-o…

The Inflation Reduction Act is Investing in Nuclear. Should It? aeclinic.org/aec-blog/2023/… BU Institute for Global Sustainability Boston University, Earth & Environment @a_e_clinic Visualizing Energy

The two fastest growing sources of low carbon electricity--#solarenergy and #windenergy--are also very water-efficient. #renewableenergy #waterenergy read more: visualizingenergy.org/what-methods-o…

#NuclearPower has provided about 19% of US electricity since 1990 despite few new builds. One reason is impressive uprating of existing reactors. David Hess Good Energy Collective Adam Stein Will Davis Visualizing Energy visualizingenergy.org/what-is-nuclea…

Impressive how multiple #NuclearPower reactor units at the same site have gone through multiple rounds of uprating, e.g. Peach Bottom Titans of Nuclear World Nuclear Industry Status Report (WNISR) Hannah Ritchie World Nuclear News

The United States of #carbondioxide : Highest total C emissions: TX Highest C emissions per capita: WY Highest C emissions per sq km: NJ Highest C intensity of energy: WV Highest C intensity of GDP: WY Visualizing Energy EIA visualizingenergy.org/explore-ghg-em…

#Carbon dioxide #emissions vary significantly across states. In this week’s Visualizing Energy data story, observe how the U.S. emissions map changes when we measure by total, per capita, and per sq km emissions.🗺️ EIA spr.ly/6019Xrb6T

US and China far and away dominate cumulative #coal production since 1900. Visualizing Energy visualizingenergy.org/the-history-of…

The United States was the world's largest #coal producer for most of the 20th century. It has been surpassed by China, India, and Indonesia. visualizingenergy.org/the-history-of…

Lack of #CleanCooking has a distinct pattern-20 countries with the largest deficits account for 78% of the global population lacking access, including 10 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. Clean Cooking Alliance (CCA) Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet Damilola Ogunbiyi spr.ly/6014XvFAM

current research indicates that corn ethanol now has 40% to 50% lower emissions compared to gasoline.

🚗 Transportation accounts for 29% of #GreenhouseGas #emissions in the US & 20% globally. Use of #biofuels could reduce such emissions — but they're a contentious subject. More on why in this week's Visualizing Energy data story: spr.ly/6014ZQRdo U.S. EPA U.S. Department of Energy International Energy Agency

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This month's newsletter for Visualizing Energy highlights data stories ranging from #oilspills to water use for electricity generation. Sign up for it here: visualizingenergy.org/newsletter/

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Register now! At this free 7/16 Data Umbrella webinar, IGS's Cutler J. Cleveland of Boston University, Earth & Environment presents Visualizing Energy as an example of how #DataVisualization can help to enhance public understanding of #sustainable #energy. eventbrite.com/e/visualizing-…

#nuclearpower capacity additions accelerated in the 1970s and 1980s. New capacity declined after that due to the accidents at Three Mile Island and #Chernobyl, rising costs, public opposition, and cheaper renewables. Visualizing Energy visualizingenergy.org/global-nuclear…

The quantity of electricity generated from #nuclearpower today is about the same as 20 years ago, a plateau that followed more than three decades of steady growth. spr.ly/6018UEMsE