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Dear Green Friends,
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Election is over. California Democrats won big. Now, as predictable as
cold and flu in the winter, comes the Establishment shuckin' and jivin'
about Jerry Brown's green energy agenda.
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Alex Walker<br>
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Posted on California Greening, December 2, 2010<br>
<a href="http://cagreening.blogspot.com/2010/12/latimes-brown-may-find-its-not-easy.html">LATimes: 'Brown May Find It's Not Easy Being Green'</a><br>
by Alex Walker
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<strong>PRINCE EDMUND GERALD BROWN, JR</strong> has been elected the
next Democratic governor of the great state of California. The long,
expensive, insipid, 2010 election is over and so what's the first order
of business? Screw the "tree-huggers" on green jobs for green energy.
In a front page story the <em>Los Angeles Times</em> reports the Sacramento crowd is already nervous about green energy.
<blockquote><strong>Published in the Los Angeles Times, December 2, 2010<br>
<a href="http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-brown-jobs-20101202,0,2842087.story">Brown May Find It's Not Easy Being Green</a>
By Anthony York</strong><br>
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Jerry Brown ran for governor promising to revive the economy through an
aggressive expansion of California's green-energy industry — but that
agenda could prove costly to consumers.
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Brown wants the state to make major new investments in solar and wind
power: building large-scale power plants that run on renewable resources
and placing solar panels on parking-lot roofs, school buildings and
along the banks of state highways. Although advocates of renewable
energy tout the long-term savings of going green, billions of dollars
would be required to reach the governor-elect's green-energy goals.
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Nobody knows if the program would produce the "more than half a million
green jobs" Brown promised during the campaign, but many experts agree
that it could lead to sharply higher utility rates.
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Read More and Comment at:<br>
<a href="http://cagreening.blogspot.com/2010/12/latimes-brown-may-find-its-not-easy.html">http://cagreening.blogspot.com/2010/12/latimes-brown-may-find-its-not-easy.html</a>
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