How Does Your State Make Electricity? America isn’t making electricity the way it did two decades ago.
How Does Your State Make Electricity? America isn’t making electricity the way it did two decades ago.
There’s been a big shift in how America produces power. Each state has its own story.
Good ol sunshine state basically making it illegal to invest in solar. I fucking hope desantis gets exiled.
So many horrible things done for evil. Anti education. Anti environment. Anti humanitarian.
What terrible graphs.
I read your comment before clicking on the article, and I thought "how bad could they be?"
These have me in tears.... Lol
Love the "gas" label in your second picture. There was no need at all to tilt letters, but I guess it would keep the theme of "thrown together" if it was straight text.
Also what is with all that background white in between the graphs? Is it electricity demand that didn't get meet by any means? Asking jokingly.
They are ugly, but they also tell an important story, which is the decline of coal, and (in some areas) rise of wind and solar.
You’d think that 100% height graphs (or whatever they’re called) didn’t exist
I honestly can't believe those are real graphs. Looks like Ms paint and that Amiga 500 program had a baby that was dropped on his head
Based vermont (but rip nuclear)
I love living in Washington. But I i fear the backlash as Inslee finishes his last term. He's been a great, green governor, but absolutely vilified for it by the right.
Such a shame seeing how we’ve all but abandoned nuclear energy as an option
That's mostly about it's incredibly high cost
Kyle Hill just posted a video on this: https://youtu.be/RPjBj1TEmRQ?si=4QrIEs9VAP5mqUJP
Not here in Illinois thankfully. We've got enough electric from nuclear that we export to other states.