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"Done well, credit for forests and farming could help jumpstart a solution to the global warming problem," Dr. Oppenheimer said.

Neves was overwhelmingly favoured by Brazil's business community, who believed his market-friendly policies would help jumpstart growth.

If competition with the Soviet Union could get us to the moon in less than a decade, why not let competition with China help jumpstart green energy development?.

We urge Congress and President Obama to consider this idea to help jumpstart hiring and turn our focus back on jobs.

Weiss hopes that Stone's endorsement will help jumpstart wider industry adoption.

If it works as advertised, the technology could help jumpstart the market for broadband data services.

The future of wireless and all communications is in data, so this rollout should help jumpstart the sector.

To help jumpstart its new direction, Getable has hired Mikael Rogers as its new CTO.

It could also help jumpstart Cuba's agricultural industry, particularly if a ban on selling agricultural equipment and pesticides is lifted.

And what better way to help jumpstart these new health businesses than with business accelerators focused solely on healthcare?

The Obama administration is committed to doing our part to help jumpstart America's nuclear industry.