<font color=blue>VIDEO:</font> Turfgrass is Key Foot Soldier in Climate Change Debate

Published November 04, 2008

Click here to view Kris Kiser, OPEI vice president of public affairs, as he dissects key issues affecting the outdoor power equipment industry including climate change, noise and emissions. He sat down with Lawn & Landscape's Cindy Code at GIE+EXPO.

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<font color=blue>VIDEO:</font> Turfgrass is Key Foot Soldier in Climate Change Debate

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