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New York to curb dirty heat, use landfills for solar

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New York City plans to restrict the use of dirty heating fuels, use its capped landfills for solar farms, and issue loans for green and energy efficiency upgrades to home owners.

Published: April 21, 2011 | Comment | In: News

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