Renewables Outstrip Coal in U.S
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•U.S. Wind and Solar Overtake Coal Power
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U.S. emissions dropped by just 0.2 percent last year , leaving the country far off track from its climate goals.
Last year wind and solar produced around 16 percent of power, slightly outstripping coal.
The amount of power supplied by coal plants fell to its lowest level since 1967 .
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