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#041 September 2012

Capital Gains: Can Philadelphia beat D.C. and become the biggest green power purchaser in the country?

story by Samantha WittchenAfter hearing Philadelphia’s plan to unseat Washington D.C. as the top city green power purchaser, D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray had a message for his East Coast neighbor. A letter, hand-delivered via Chevy Volt to Mayor Nutter on June 20, concluded with this challenge: “I say to you, in the spirit of

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August 12, 2012
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