New Analysis Shows How Electrifying the U.S. Economy Could Create 25 Million Green Jobs by 2035

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By Common DreamsJul 30, 2020, 11:32 am171 pts
By Jessica Corbett A report released Wednesday by a new nonprofit—in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the resulting economic disaster, and calls for a green recovery from those intertwined crises that prioritizes aggressive climate policies—lays out how rapidly decarbonizing and electrifying the U.S.…

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New Analysis Shows How Electrifying the U.S. Economy Could Create 25 Million Green Jobs by 2035

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