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Next week the UN Climate Change Conference starts in Copenhagen. This conference will shape the future of the global green economy. Approximately 10,000 people will gather from countries around the world to discuss, negotiate, and create an agreement about what the world is going to do about climate change. It’s important to understand the purpose... 

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We’ve already seen a number of high-profile companies leaving the Chamber of Commerce over its retrograde views on climate change and energy policy. Now, according to Harvard Business Publishing’s Green Advantage blogger Andrew Winston, “The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is Hurting U.S. Competitiveness.” How’s that? As so many companies already... 

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Are you wondering what's going on with climate change legislation? A recent report from the United Nations Environment Program predicts the planet will experience higher temperatures than ever predicted before. They are talking about a 6.3 degree warming by 2100 which is a faster increase than was predicted even two years ago. It’s becoming... 

You can help shape the health care reform bill in Congress by making your voice heard today, as part of the National Call-in Blitz . It’s important to do this today , because tomorrow the House Democratic caucus will hold a policy session, which President Obama is scheduled to attend. Your call today can help the House and the President to... 

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