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Roundup: Clean tech prospects dim in troubled economy

Posted November 17, 2008

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While many PR agencies were beefing up their clean tech practices this year, 2009 might be a different story. NPR reports, “capital-intensive green-energy projects are scrambling to adapt to a harsh new reality of tight credit, cash-poor investors and falling oil prices.” The Economist also predicts some gloomy prospects for clean tech. Even so, NPR also reports a boom for some renewable energy jobs.

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Exxon faces some branding in the upcoming Obama presidency

New book cites the best clean tech prospects

Tops in Clean Tech
The Worldchanging blog posted this story about Sustainlane.us's ranking of the top 5 cities in the U...
Fiji Water responds to critics
Fiji Water is fighting back against Erica Schuetz’s Food & Water Watch blog post that cited a ...
Follow the money
Investment in Silicon Valley, according to this New York Times story, is shifting to alternative ene...
Q&A: William Brent
TXU about face

Filed under: Big Hits, Clean tech, Corporate green activities, Uncategorized

Tags:Clean tech, Exxon, renewable energy

Roundup: Environomentalists brace for Obama presidency

Posted November 10, 2008

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Green News for the week of 11.03.08

Last week’s Democratic takeover in the election left many environmentalists optimistic about the future of green movements. The Environmental News Service compiled statements from leading green organizations about their eco-hopes with an Obama administration. But the New York Times on the environmental challenges the new administration would face come January. Also Bloomberg speculates on the president-elect’s EPA appointments.

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Time asks whether green progress will be stalled by the bad economy, while the Inspired Economist blog predicts a green upside to a recession.

The Greenwash Brigade takes on eco-pesticides

Farmers worry California’s cage ban will spread to other states

Roundup: Clean tech prospects dim in troubled economy
While many PR agencies were beefing up their clean tech practices this year, 2009 might be a differe...
Obama’s green cred
In a joint production, publications Grist and Outside are running Q&As with every presidential c...
Roundup: Not-so-fresh fresheners, Dark Knight’s eco-blunders, new film rebukes global warming
Green News for the week 7.21.08 Trouble for the "fresh scent" industry. The Seattle Post-Intell...
RoundUp: Plug-in cars contribute pollution, Clorox’s green line questioned, and Nader runs
Fiji Water responds to critics

Filed under: Big Hits, Green public policy, Greenwashing

Tags:cage ban, economy, EPA, Obama

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