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このページは、ドナルド・トランプ元大統領が他の米国大統領よりも多くの石炭鉱山の閉鎖を見守ってきたことを分析している。トランプ政権下では石炭産業が急速に衰退し、この現象がどのように進行したか、またその背景にある政策や経済的要因について詳述している。さらに、石炭産業の減少が環境や社会に与える影響についても言及している。
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このページは、ドナルド・トランプ大統領の任期中に、アメリカの石炭火力発電能力が他のどの大統領よりも大きく減少したことを分析した内容です。トランプ政権は、クリーンな石炭の復活を提唱する一方で、実際には経済的理由から石炭プラントが閉鎖されており、トランプの任期中にアメリカの石炭火力は約57ギガワット減少しました。これは、オバマ政権下の48GWやバイデン政権下の41GWと比較しても大きな数字です。このページは、トランプ政権が進めた気候政策の巻き戻しとその結果を見せています。
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