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Net Zero in the U.S. Is Still Possible: Three Ready-Made Solutions Explained

As COP28 convenes, whether the United States can achieve its net-zero emissions goal by 2050 has become a focal point. Research from the ICF Climate Center indicates that with existing technologies, the U.S. can cut nearly 90% of emissions, with the key lying in scaling up electric vehicles, comprehensively retrofitting buildings, and expanding the share of clean energy. However, this path faces practical obstacles such as battery supply chains, grid expansion, and slow building retrofits, requiring coordinated efforts from government, businesses, and the public.

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