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time.com: SunPower's Dinwoodie at the company's historic plant; once it made Model A's, and now it's making clean energy. time.com
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The Golden State has fought the status quo since its birth 160 years ago. But even amid a particularly rough chapter in the state's history, the nation's future is being written in California. A special report [read full story]                    

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