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We present to you 3 Plotly dashboards on clean energy, with inspiration from
The Economist.
________________The United States is 2nd.
2nd usually implies something good; for instance 2nd place in a race, runner-up in a basketball tournament, or the silver medalist in an Olympic event. However, in the case of total carbon dioxide emissions, 2nd is not the place you want to be in.
The United States, in 2011, was responsible for 17% of the world’s carbon dioxide emissions. There is no question that population plays a role in CO
2 emissions; however, the U.S. placed 3rd in the per capita CO
2 emissions category.
President Obama has unleashed a variety of
aggressive tactics to reduce carbon emissions, such as the creation of new “clean energy” jobs and technologies and the initiative to make America more energy independent. In 2015, he announced new,
historic carbon emission standards for power plants.
Despite his unprecedented steps to attempt to combat climate change, efforts –both domestically and internationally– may sadly be too little, too late.
It goes without saying that Mother Nature is pulling off some unprecented stuff of her own this year:
The globe is on track for its warmest year on record and no country is immune to the effects of a changing climate, not even the most isolated:
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