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      <title>Rejected Energy: What the Livermore Chart Actually Shows</title>
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      <description>Lawrence Livermore publishes a diagram of where American energy goes, and two thirds of it goes nowhere useful. What rejected energy is, why the 62% everyone quotes is really 65.8%, why wind and solar shrink that block rather than add to it, and the three fixes for transport: electrify the cars, redraw the zoning, build the metros.</description>
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