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Current selection: Environment
The Inflation Reduction Act aims to reduce emissions from agriculture and natural gas systems, the top two sources of methane emissions
The Inflation Reduction Act expands eligibility for federal tax credits for electric vehicle owners.
Emissions in the US peaked in the early to mid-2000s and are near early 1990s levels.
Where are temperatures fluctuating the most from historical averages? How much money does the government earn on energy and minerals? Get the answers below.
There are more forests in the US than a century ago
Small-scale solar energy production grew at its fastest rate ever in 2022.
Wildfires getting more destructive according to available data. Which states are affected the most?
Counties in Arizona, California, North Dakota, New Mexico, Nevada, and Utah are facing droughts that threaten widespread crop loss and water emergencies.
The recent heatwave hit some of the least air-conditioned cities in the country.
Recycling efforts in the US gained popularity in the 1970s. Data shows the rate of recycling has flattened in recent years.
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