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PALM SPRINGS, CA - DECEMBER 17: A rainbow forms behind giant windmills near rain-soaked Interstate 10 as an El Nino-influenced storm passes over the state on December 17, 2002 near Palm Springs, California. Because of consistantly high winds, thousands of giant windmills have sprouted in the area to create wind-powered electricity. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)Photographer: David McNew/Getty Images North America

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By Leslie Kaufman

June 8, 2020 at 1:41 PM UTC

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This article is part of the June 9, 2020 issue of Green.

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This week will bring something new from the team behind Bloomberg Green. Those of you who've been receiving our daily newsletters will be among the first to see this special project, which features deep reporting on the present and future of plastics, the frontiers of wind power, corporate attempts to protect a rainforest, and lots of other fascinating stuff. Watch this space for more.