California Records One of Its Single Largest Drops in Climate Pollution on Record
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Renewable energy accounted for more than half of California's electricity mix for the first time in 2024 as the state's reliance on fossil fuels reached a record low, according to the latest California Green Innovation Index released Dec. 16.
California recorded one of the steepest single-year declines in climate pollution in its history in 2023, cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 3 percent in a year when the state’s economy continued to expand.
Renewables peak as fossil fuel power generation reaches historic low, while transportation emissions also plummet
While not on target to reach 2030 climate goals, state continues to close the gap
In one of California’s single largest year-over-year emissions reductions on record, the state lowered its climate pollution by 3% in 2023.
The 17th annual California Green Innovation Index finds total greenhouse gas emissions fell between 2022 and 2023, dropping by 3.0% to 360.4 million metric tons
California’s planet-warming pollution shrank by 3% in 2023, one of the largest year-over-year reductions the state has seen, according to a report by nonprofit Next 10.
Renewables peak as fossil fuel power generation reaches historic low, while transportation emissions also plummet
While not on target to reach 2030 climate goals, state continues to close the gap
The rapid growth of data centers could slow California’s clean-energy transition if it keeps the state tied to natural gas.
A new report from the nonpartisan research group Next 10, An Assessment of California Data Centers’ Environmental and Public Health Impacts, places context and data at the forefront of that footprint.