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First Ever Global Warming Expo in Boulder, CO

Boulder Theater, April 3, 2007

www.globalwarmingexpo.com

September 22, 2006

CO2R Co-CEO, Hunter Lovins, participates with Sir Richard Branson, Bill Clinton and others at a Clinton Global Initiative event in New York City committing to impact global warming.

"One of the most exciting moments of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) was when Sir Richard Branson announced a huge financial commitment to resolve the threat of global warming. Sir Branson runs the Virgin Atlantic Airways as well as a train company, among other businesses. At the CGI, Branson committed all profits from his transportation businesses, approximately $3 billion over the next several years, to investments in alternative fuel technologies and other efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. He said that Al Gore came to his house in England earlier this year, and convinced him that something needed to be done NOW. It has the potential to shift the paradigm for transportation worldwide."

Read about CO2R's presence at the CGI in Paradigm Nouveau's October 2006 Newsletter by clicking here.

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News from New Hampshire where the State Capitol just participated in a bold trim tab project, called the New Light Project, designed to reduce CO₂ and empower government leaders to be at the leading edge of a new paradigm of energy.

October 4, 2006

Gary O'Connell, NH State Energy Manager (left) and State Rep. Suzanne Harvey (right) in front of the New Hampshire Capitol building, announcing the PNE New Light Project contribution at a press conference. By replacing over 1,000 inefficient incandescent light bulbs with compact fluorescents that use 75% less energy, New Hampshire will be saved an estimated 113,000 killowatts of electricity and more than $9,000 per year, as well as more than 3 million pounds of CO₂ reduced over the life of the bulbs. As part of the light bulb initiative, 1,000 New Hampshire state employees have committed to using compact fluorescent lights in their homes. Click here for complete press coverage of this event.

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August 30, 2006

In August 2006, California became the first state in the nation to impose mandatory limits on greenhouse gas emissions, requiring a 25% cut in greenhouse gasses by 2020 that will affect companies from automakers to manufacturers. The state is the 12th largest carbon emitter in the world despite leading the nation in energy efficiency standards and its lead role in protecting its environment. The California Chamber of Commerce opposed the bill, but such business groups a A New Voice for Business supported the measure, stating that it would create jobs and help to launch a whole new industry in California. Many believe the legislation will be the turning point in the country's global warming policy.

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