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your story. Welcome to this podcast of Climate One at the Commonwealth Club. I'm Greg Dalton, founder of

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Good evening and welcome to tonight's meeting of the Commonwealth Club of California.

Find us on the internet at commonwealth club.org. I am Betsy Rosenberg. I am a green media pioneer. I do have the scars in my back to prove it.

I've been talking trash and all things green for about 12 years since last century, since long

before it was popular. But the good news is green is here to stay. It's not just a fad. As I say,

if it is, we too, we humans, will be merely passing, and that's not an option, right?

So what we have is a huge opportunity before us to create a new green economy, a new green future.

And the people who are up on this podium are the very embodiment of that future.

We are here to learn about the experiences of the winners of the 2008 Clean Tech Open.

The winner for air, water, and waste.

First, to my left, is Jennifer Billick.

And she is a winner in the diaper category.

Going to go through and introduce each one and then ask each of them to take two or three minutes

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