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Governor Schwarzenegger's 'Guiltless Green'
With no less than twelve TV news cameras and C-Span in the room today, Governor Schwarzenegger delivered the keynote address at a Washington conference on the environment. We hear about going green without guilt. Also, a tent city at Los Angeles City Hall.
By Warren Olney • • 30m ListenWith no less than twelve TV news cameras and C-Span in the room today, Governor Schwarzenegger delivered the keynote address at a Washington conference on the environment. We hear about going green without guilt. Also, a tent city at Los Angeles City Hall.
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From the covers of Newsweek and Outside to a heavily covered speech today in Washington, Governor Schwarzenegger is pushing a new kind of environmentalism. At Georgetown University, claiming that environmentalism is at a "tipping point," he advocated that people work for more fuel-efficient forms of transportation rather than give…
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