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Venture capital investment into clean technology companies by US firms has increased by about two-thirds since the economic dip of early 2009 in the first quarter of the year, driven by energy efficiency and electric vehicle deals, according to a recent study.
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Going green requires a shift in the way of thinking. If the econimcs aspect of renewable energy is supported by government incentives, then we can see a big jump in industries like geothermal, solar, wind turbine, and etc.
Jay
I think you are right. The finance industry needs to be overhauled, but not the Obama way. I am not holding my breath for immediate improvement though.