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Sunday, May 6, 2012
Jobs vs. Environment
This graphic from the New York Times shows the results of a survey of people 18-29 years old about which issues they felt were more important. The chart speaks for itself, but, in case you missed it: "Among domestic issues, creating jobs almost always won, while combating climate change almost never did."
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