Secretary of State Hillary Clinton The United States, along with other countries in the Americas, is supporting the development of an integrated electricity grid that stretches from northern Canada to the southern tip of South America as part of a program called "Connecting the Americas 2022," according to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who says adding regional power interconnections will help get the most out of the resources in this region.  (Read more)

 
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