| Greenpeace offers 'blueprint' for climate, economic crises |
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2008-10-27 13:52:30 Greenpeace presented Monday a "practical blueprint" it says would not only improve the world's energy mix and stop climate change but also help end the global financial crisis. Aggressively investing in renewable power generation and energy efficiency could create a $360 billion (285 billion EUR) industry providing half of the world's electricity, according to the study by Greenpeace and the European Renewable Energy Council (EREC) presented in Berlin. For full article, press here. |
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