Hillary Clinton pledges tenfold renewables rollout on federal land

Madeleine Cuff
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Presidential hopeful promises huge boost to clean energy production in new conservation and public land agenda

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has promised to substantially increase the amount of clean energy generated on public land, as her campaign for the White House steps up a gear. Writing...

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