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18 hours ago ago from Conservation Value Notes
Several governors of U.S. states attended the COP15 Copenhagen Climate Change conference, in search of economic opportunities for building green industries that will create thousands of 21st century jobs. Here's an excerpt from his interview with Grist's Amanda Little: Q. The first thing people say when they hear about climate solutions is, “It’s going to cost us, it’s going to hurt the economy.” Why are people focused so much on the ...
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17 hours ago ago from Fritz Pfister
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