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Interview: Tom Boucher, Native Energy

Wednesday January 24, 2007
Mitch Wertlieb

Colchester, VT



Tom Boucher is the co-founder of Native Energy, a Vermont-based firm that finds creative ways to bring renewable energy sources to the market.

Boucher has been urging companies and people to conserve energy and curb greenhouse gas emissions his entire career.

Native Energy lets people buy credits to offset their carbon
footprint and uses those funds to provide support for clean energy
projects around the globe.

He spoke with Mitch Wertlieb about the credit program, wind projects and day-to day things that people can do to help reduce carbon emissions.

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