
Clean energy
Chart: What's the top source of electricity in your state?
Twelve states now generate the largest share of their power from zero-carbon sources — wind, hydro or nuclear. The rest still rely most heavily on fossil fuels.
Maria Virginia Olano is editorial and research associate at Canary Media and producer of the Political Climate podcast. Before joining the Canary team, she worked on state-level climate policy advocacy, specifically focusing on communications strategies. She also hosted and produced the podcast Cooler Earth.
Clean energy
Twelve states now generate the largest share of their power from zero-carbon sources — wind, hydro or nuclear. The rest still rely most heavily on fossil fuels.
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