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Doing what we say
Understanding
America‘s pivotal role, Obama leaned forward and made a
definitive-sounding pledge: “We have made our commitments, and we will
do what we say.” But he can’t make it stick until Congress finishes its
work. The window is short: scientific, diplomatic, and political
imperatives demand immediate action. Read more.
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Clean energy backers tout jobs at Tri-City conference
The expansion of clean energy represents the next major source of economic development and job growth in Washington, and the Tri-Cities is at the epicenter, a Washington congressman said Sunday at the Harvesting Clean Energy conference.
Energy bill equals opportunity for ag
Farmers and ranchers are choosing to become actively involved because they believe that they will play a key role in harnessing the power of home-grown renewable energy sources and reducing this country’s dependence on fossil fuel.
Wind farm funds come through
The profits from sales of energy ptroduced by the turbines in the Wind Energy Project to the Grays Harbor PUD will be used to fund many social service programs, including Meals-On-Wheels and in-home care assistance for seniors, transportation services for the disabled and HIV/AIDS medical management.
