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Energy leaders from around the world gather in Washington, D.C., to discuss ideas for moving toward a global program for lowering world energy usage.
Published: 07/27/10 11:09am
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Related Keywords: Politics (Environment), Politics, Agencies (Politics), International (Politics), Environment, Clean Skies News, Tyler Suiters, Bill Krueger, Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Steven Chu, carbon dioxide, Clean Energy Ministerial, CO2, energy use, energy waste, power plants, Steven Chu, United Arab Emirates
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