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Jimmy Massimino, left, and Serge Bergen of Bombard Electric install solar panels this month at Alfred Merrit Smith Water Treatment Plant at Lake Mead. More than 3,000 jobs such as this would be created in Nevada if the federal government were to require utilities to buy 20 percent of their power from renewable sources, according to a report.
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