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CUF in the News

	How risky are energy efficiency investments?, Renewable Energy World, February 26, 2010
	Bronx Small Businesses Missing Out on Savings, The Bronx Ink, February 24, 2010
	NYC turns to universities to foster businesses, Columbia Spectator, February 22, 2010
	The Next New York: How NYC Can Grow as a Walkable City, Streets Blog, February 22, 2010
	Startup climate change, Crain's New York Business, February 21, 2010
	Queens fire hits vulnerable retailers, Crain's New York Business, February 21, 2010
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