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Business Execs Plan to Boost Clean-Tech Investments Next Year
November 9, 2009 09:21 AM - Nathanial Gronewold, Greenwire , The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)

Shrugging off concerns about the global recession, business executives plan to boost spending on renewable energy and clean technology next year, according to a new survey by the auditor and consultant Ernst & Young.

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Aid Groups, Farmers Collaborate to Re-Green Sahel
November 9, 2009 11:17 AM - Ben Block, Worldwatch Institute

Industrialized nations agreed this year to spend $20 billion during the next three years on food security projects across the developing world that improve small farmers' access to seeds, training, and markets. Methods that combine traditional agricultural techniques, such as natural regeneration, with modern technologies are more likely to become a larger component of the food security initiatives, development experts said.

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Red Wine, White Wine...Green Wine?

Kevin McCallum, The Press Democrat, Environmental Health News
Full bodied, richly textured, with a carbon-neutral finish -- Rodney Strong winery set out to reduce its energy footprint and its impact on the environment.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Cap & Trade Issue

Shannon Arvizu, Triple Pundit
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce may actually have a better idea than a cap-and-trade bill for cutting emissions. And, contrary to popular opinion, they do recognize climate change and the need for clean tech development.
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