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- I am interested in the following environmental fields:
- Agriculture, Bio-engineering, Business, Climate Change, Consulting & EIAs, Consumption, Economics, Ecosystems, Education, Energy, Enterpreneurship, Environmental Disasters, Environmental Ethics & Justics, Finance, Food & Health, Forestry, Green Building, Investing, Land and Resource Management, Law, Marketing, Organics, Policy & Politics, Population, Standards, Sustainability, Tourism, Transportation, Urban Planning, Waste Management, Water, Wildlife
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- Engaged
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- Which is more likely to produce clean alternative energy, the private sector or the government?
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