States Tout Carbon Emission Reduction Plan
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Clean Skies News reports on the Environment and Energy Study Institute briefing on state actions to improve energy efficiency of buildings, industry and communities. States say they aren't waiting for Congress for finalize plans for emission reductions and some are moving ahead with their own goals. Many are creating incentives for retrofitting buildings to be more energy efficient, while others are focusing on building housing closer to public transportation.
Published: 09/01/09 5:24pm
Running Time: 03:12
Related Keywords: Energy Efficiency (Electric Grid), Electric Grid, Clean Skies News, Daniel J. Goldstein, Susan McGinnis, Tom Peterson, buildings, Center for Climate Strategies, Environmental and Energy Study Institute
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