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Who’s pushing a green agenda in Copenhagen? Business, that’s who


December 16, 2009 by Tom Guay

business-dealsBrace yourselves for the really big news coming out of the Copenhagen conference. It’ll be your corporate customers that force you to address climate change, not EPA or Congress.

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