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this post was submitted on 04 Sep 2023
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that's uh, a 5% increase over 20 years for US. Another 20 years and renewables might make up 20% of our power! With skyrocketed energy demands for AC keeping us alive from the hellscape outside.
The us is is doing shit because their population doesn't care and the management is poor.
But it's about exponentials and us is just far behind where it should be.