In the Green Technology Revolution, How Can We Best Reach the Summit?
For several years now we’ve been hearing the term “green technology” volleyed about. As preached from the political pulpit, “green” means new jobs, improved health, cost savings and a clean environment. Eager to harness these benefits, leaders in government, the private sector and countless everyday citizens, have made the decision to go green.
For several years now we’ve been hearing the term “green technology” volleyed about. As preached from the political pulpit, “green” means new jobs, improved health, cost savings and a clean environment. Eager to harness these benefits, leaders in government, the private sector and countless everyday citizens, have made the decision to go green.
In February 2009, Congress took one of its most strident steps toward a sustainable future by passing the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. It allocated $90 billion for investments in clean energy technologies and job training.
