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US Energy Emissions Set to Fall as Power Plants Burn Less Coal

Carbon dioxide emissions from the energy sector in the United States are expected to decrease slightly in 2026. A decisive factor is that the country's power plants are using less coal, according to an analysis by the research institute Energy Innovation.

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