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Energy experts from Carnegie Mellon and UC San Diego publish a paper in Science warning the US faces a severe power transmission crisis. They state the continental U.S. built only 500 miles of high-voltage lines annually, representing just 10% of the 5,000 miles needed by 2050.
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