In his acceptance speech in Grant Park on Nov. 4, President-elect Obama spoke of a “planet in peril.” As a candidate, he promised to combat global warming and to reduce the country’s dependence on foreign oil. Obama tied energy issues to our national security and economic recovery. He said he would act quickly to put in place policies that create new “green collar” jobs and develop new domestic sources of energy. To accomplish this ambitious agenda, the

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In his acceptance speech in Grant Park Tuesday night, President-elect Obama spoke of a “planet in peril.” As a candidate, he promised to combat global warming and to reduce the country’s dependence on foreign oil. Obama tied energy issues to our national security and economic recovery. He said he would act quickly to put in place policies that create new “green collar” jobs and develop new domestic sources of energy. To accomplish this ambitious agenda,

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In his acceptance speech in Grant Park Tuesday night, President-elect Obama spoke of a “planet in peril.” As a candidate, he promised to combat global warming and to reduce the country’s dependence on foreign oil. Obama tied energy issues to our national security and economic recovery. He said he would act quickly to put in place policies that create new “green collar” jobs and develop new domestic sources of energy. To accomplish this ambitious agenda,

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