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International Energy Agency Is Wrong To Forecast Coal's Demise
International Energy Agency Is Wrong To Forecast Coal's Demise
Authored by Tom Harris via The Epoch Times,
Activists would have us believe that coal is a dying energy source. But, thankfully for American coal states such as West Virginia and the Canadian provinces of Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia—all of which use millions of tonnes of coal every year to generate electricity—that is not even remotely true.
However, the world is burning more coal now than ever, reaching a record 8.85 billion metric tonnes annual consumption by the end of 2025. Since 2020, annual coal...
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Using U.S. Census Bureau data compiled by USAFacts, this ranking, via Visual Capitalist's Dorothy Neufeld, shows how much each state’s population aged 65 and older grew between 2014 and 2024.
Growth in 65-and-Older Populations (2014-2024)
The table below ranks every state by the percentage growth in its population aged 65 and older between 2014 and 2024.
State
Change in 65+ Population (2014–2024)
Total Growth
Alaska
56%
39,425
Idaho
51%
120,188
Delaware
48%
74,383
Utah
48%
140,632
Wyoming
46%
36,760
New Hampshire
45%
93,596
Colorado
44%
300,169
Nevada
44%
175,038
Montana
42%
71,509
South Carolina
42%
319,192
Georgia
41%
513,532
Texas
41%
1,265,419
Vermont
39%
41,969
Arizona
39%
420,852
Washington
38%
382,832
Maine
36%
87,850
Hawaii
36%
82,756
South Dakota
36%
46,219
North Carolina
36%
518,927
Minnesota
35%
275,897
Virginia
35%
401,357
New Mexico
35%
110,140
Florida
34%
1,294,733
Oregon
34%
214,979
Wisconsin
34%
295,892
North Dakota
34%
35,289
Maryland
33%
275,008
Rhode Island
32%
53,451
Massachusetts
31%
317,385
California
30%
1,519,339
Michigan
30%
461,738
New Jersey
30%
392,753
Louisiana
30%
187,508
New York
29%
854,478
Indiana
29%
275,051
Tennessee
29%
285,027
Connecticut
29%
159,449
Nebraska
28%
77,116
Alabama
28%
208,362
Kansas
28%
115,595
Illinois
27%
484,181
Kentucky
26%
172,658
Ohio
26%
474,302
Missouri
25%
235,408
Pennsylvania
25%
530,510
Iowa
25%
121,677
Mississippi
24%
103,194
Oklahoma
23%
129,764
District of Columbia
22%
16,219
Arkansas
21%
96,987
West Virginia
17%
57,493
🇺🇸 U.S. total
34%
14,964,188
Every state added...
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