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March 29th, 2009

Getting green ideas spread around

Posted by Harry Fuller @ 6:38 am

Categories: Blogroll, Europe, air pollution, building, cars & traffic, climate change, conservation, energy, engineering, environmental health, federal government, fossil fuel, global warming, green tech, housing, law & politics, renewable energy, state government

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That’s the goal of ClimateWorks Foundation. “Low-carbon prosperity, as they say on their website. And they have found five greentech ideas, most supported by explicit political policies, that work and can be duplicated in other states or other nations. Perhaps the most useful in America: decoupling utility profits from selling more energy. Allow the utilities to make money from helping customers use less energy. Imagine if your grocer made money every time you bought less fatty or less toxic food.

Harry FullerA newsman since 1969, Harry Fuller has worked for CBS, ABC, CNBC Europe, CNET and was founding news director at TechTV. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.

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