How did Burlington achieve 100 percent renewable energy?
Clip: 1/30/2015 | 6m 55s
How did Burlington, Vermont achieve 100 percent renewable energy?
Burlington, Vermont, the state's largest city, recently became the first in the country to use 100 percent renewable energy for its residents' electricity needs. In a state known for socially conscious policies, the feat represents a milestone in the growing green energy movement. NewsHour's William Brangham reports on the implications for the country's green movement.
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How did Burlington achieve 100 percent renewable energy?
Clip: 1/30/2015 | 6m 55s
Burlington, Vermont, the state's largest city, recently became the first in the country to use 100 percent renewable energy for its residents' electricity needs. In a state known for socially conscious policies, the feat represents a milestone in the growing green energy movement. NewsHour's William Brangham reports on the implications for the country's green movement.
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