A notable number of US cities are taking a stand for renewable energies, while a withdrawal from the Paris agreement has been declared on the national level. Image source: Shutterstock (#529252318) pictures downtown Los Angeles.
The U.S. Conference of Mayors officially endorsed progress in cities to make the use of 100 percent clean and renewable energy sources a reality. More than 250 in total were in favor of a resolution that supports a complete switch to wind, solar, geothermal, and hydroelectric power by 2035. Brought to life by Mayors For 100% Clean Energy, the cause has established a powerful ally in the USCM, a lobbying group representing more than 1400 cities.
Notably, the initiative specifically excludes coal plants, nuclear power, and dams.
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