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Vermont's Renewable Energy Goal
Can Vermont - can Vermonters - get 90 percent of its - of their - energy from the wind, the sun, the rain (and maybe some wood chips) by 2050?That's only 38 years away, meaning Vermont would have relatively little time to figure out how to replace a lot of oil, natural gas, and uranium and even some coal as the source of its lights, its warm houses, and its getting from here to there.
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December 15, 2011
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Lael Brainard Daniel Yergin
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Roundtable on Presidential Leadership
Feb 17, 2012
Appreciation of Anthony Shadid Charles Dickens at 200
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