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Our groundbreaking web site, www.LessCarbonMoreJobs.org, now has 22 states on it. A new map of clean energy companies in Texas was unveiled yesterday. It shows about 150 businesses working in energy efficiency or renewable energy in the Lone Star State, most of them clustered around the Dallas/Fort Worth/Austin area. That brings the site to a ...