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Presidential candidates offer sharp differences on the future of renewable energy

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imageThe Ivanpah Concentrating Solar Electric Generating System, built on public land in California's Mojave Desert.ATOMIC Hot Links/Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND

We are in the middle of a long-term global transition away from fossil fuels and toward more efficient, renewable-based energy systems. This shift will deliver many benefits, including jobs, reduced air...

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