Once again, you demonstrate that you are unable to cite any climatological studies that support your science denial.
The progress that is occurring internationally in the transition to clean energy production reflects the acceptance of the scientific reality.
Despite the political propaganda and massive government subsidies to fossil fuel interests in the U.S., progress cannot be stopped here:
The American energy grid is going through one of the most consequential transformations it has seen in over a century, and the numbers behind that shift in 2026 are nothing short of remarkable. Renewable energy sources — solar, wind, hydropower, biomass, and geothermal — collectively delivered nearly 26% of all U.S. electricity generation in 2025, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), and that figure is on a steep upward climb into 2026. For context, that same share was less than 1% in 2005, which means the United States has multiplied its renewable electricity output by more than 25 times in the space of two decades. At the same time, renewables accounted for more than 36% of total installed generating capacity across the country by the end of 2025, and EIA projects that share could approach 40% by the close of 2026. None of this happened by accident — it is the product of plunging technology costs, record-breaking capacity builds, state-level mandates, and a private investment wave that, remarkably, has continued to roll forward even amid shifting federal policy priorities.
Renewable Energy in America 2026 The American energy grid is going through one of the most consequential transformations it has seen in over a century, and the numbers behind that shift in 2026 are nothing short of remarkable. Renewable energy…
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