Green energy comes from environmentally preferable, renewable resources like the sun and wind. Western City Magazine explains why cities should care.
With so many environmental issues competing for the attention of local officials, why does electricity really matter? According to the Environmental Defense Fund, electricity production is a leading cause of air pollution in the United States. Every year, fossil fuel power plants emit almost two billion tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) into the Earths atmosphere. CO2 is responsible for at least half of the gases that cause global climate change. Traditional power plants also produce two-thirds of the pollutants that unleash acid rain; half of the countrys nuclear waste; and 30 percent of the particulate air pollutants that, among other things, are a chief cause of childhood asthma.
Thanks to Chris Steins
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