Texas, Florida, Ohio and North Carolina sit alongside California and other blue states in the top 10 places for clean energy jobs, according to annual data from the business group Environmental Entrepreneurs, known as E2. Texas, which produces a quarter of all U.S. wind generation, is home to nearly 225,000 clean energy jobs. “This may have been a bill that was passed solely by one political party, but the benefits are clearly bipartisan,” said E2 Executive Director Bob Keefe.

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