The United States is reducing planet-warming emissions faster than ever before but is still falling short on its commitment to cut such pollution in half by 2030, according to an analysis released Tuesday. The annual report by the independent research firm Rhodium Group projected that the United States will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 38% to 56% below 2005 levels in 2035. Under the Paris climate accord, the United States has pledged to cut its emissions between 50% and 52% by the end of this decade. Still, experts emphasized, these findings demonstrate that the Inflation Reduction Act, pollution controls and the nation’s broader shift to renewable energy are delivering significant results. In the last couple of years, the US has distributed billions of dollars for initiatives such as electric vehicle production and local climate solutions. Solar power, wind power and electric vehicles have grown more common. [to access the full story a Washington Post subscription is required]