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Report: Economic Resiliency Isn’t Just About Climate Infrastructure, It’s About Jobs

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By Meghan Hall California has seen its fair share of expensive climate events over the past several years, including a 376-week drought ending in March of 2019 and several successive years of brutal wildfires. State officials have worked to pass initiatives such as California’s cap-and-trade program, which has provided $12 billion in funding for nearly […]

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