Europe hits new wind and solar record after Russian invasion of Ukraine | Vox

It’s possible to do hard things for the climate — and the US isn’t that far behind.

Climate What Europe showed the world about renewable energy It’s possible to do hard things for the climate — and the US isn’t that far behind. by Rebecca Leber Feb 21, 2023, 1:00 PM UTC Renewables overtook gas for the first time in Europe last year, as more households opted for rooftop solar panels for electricity and heat pumps to save energy. Jens Büttner/Getty Images Rebecca Leber was a senior reporter covering climate change for Vox. She was previously an environmental reporter at Mother Jones, Grist, and the New Republic. Rebecca also serves on the board of the Society of Environmental J

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