The International Energy Agency recently reported that energy-related emissions have “decoupled” from economic growth over the last two years, and it turns out that nearly two dozen countries have done the same, according to Nate Aden of the World Resources Institute. The countries ranged from Austria to Uzbekistan and include Germany, the United States and the United Kingdom.
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