A recent report indicates that policies enacted during the Trump administration may lead to a doubling of carbon emissions from the US power sector by 2035. This increase is largely attributed to a pro-fossil fuel agenda that prioritized deregulation and support for traditional energy sources. The report further suggests this trajectory will stifle crucial investments in clean energy, potentially costing $700 billion. This shift away from clean energy investment could hinder efforts to combat climate change and transition to a sustainable energy future. Experts warn the consequences include increased pollution and greater vulnerability to the impacts of a warming planet. The findings highlight a significant environmental and economic risk associated with the continued reliance on fossil fuels. The full report is available via Punchng.com.