Five hundred businesses have signed the Climate Declaration, and many are actively voicing their support for President Obama's new climate change strategy. Watch this video to find out which familiar companies are leading the way, and why they're doing so.
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Not everyone loves the president's new climate change plans, but he's getting support from surprising quarters.
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