Give an example of how the US is moving more towards renewable energy sources.

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Explanation:

-Solar power is energy that is converted into thermal or electrical energy,it gives radical light and also heat.

-In the U.S this is something that needs to be more renewable because only 11% in the U.S  is renewable/renewed

-renewable practically means it wont run out of supply

-rather from that the U.S has some of the BEST renewable thigs in the world!  7% of wind and 42% of electric

- 80% to 85% of our energy demand can be supplied from wind, water, and solar maybe even before 2030!

If you want a place that is 100% renewable u would go towards Iceland.

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