December 23rd, 2012
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Is nuclear power necessary for solving climate change? | Environment | guardian.co.uk

One thing that’s clear is that decarbonising electric power will be critical for solving climate change. Even assuming big gains in efficiency, the world will need about twice as much electricity in 2050 as it does today. The problem is that, as of today, most of the world’s electricity comes from coal (40%) and gas (20%), with hydroelectric (16%) and nuclear (13%) by far the largest low-carbon sources December 23, 2012 at 07:39AM

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