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Portland: Primed to Emulate the Copenhagen Model
Copenhagen: a Green, Smart and Carbon Neutral City and Portland, Maine: a Great Place to Start Denmark aspires to be a green growth economy independent of fossil fuels by 2050. To do so, Denmark incentivizes renewable and conservation activities and purchases … Continue reading
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May 2013 Study Tour of Energy in Denmark 