June 11, 2011 10:50 PM
Tag: Green technology
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U.S., China List Joint Clean Energy Plans
During President Obama’s visit to China, the two countries have agreed on ways to increase cooperation in developing green technology. From UPI:First, a U.S.-China Clean Energy Research Center will be established, the White House said in a statement. The $150 million center, equally funded by the two countries for five years, will facilitate joint research and development of clean energy technologiesNovember 17, 2009 12:36 PM
Wind Direction Unchanged by US Trade Victory Over China
Last week, Beijing acquiesced to US demands and ended subsidies to wind turbine manufacturers using Chinese-made parts rather
Why China Does Green Tech The Right Way
The China Tracker‘s G.E. Anderson looks at China’s investments in green technology:Having emerged from the
August 13, 2010 1:56 PM
Security Tops Environment in China Energy Plan
The New York Times reports:Like the energy future that President Obama briefly described in his Oval Office address on
June 17, 2010 10:52 AM
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- Bruce Usher: Red China, Green China
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- Thomas Friedman: Who’s Sleeping Now?
- China Tries a New Tack to Go Solar
- Evan Osnos: Green Giant
- Going Green in China, Case by Case
- China’s Drive to Go Solar Outshines U.S. Effo...
- The Great Paradox of China: Green Energy and ...
- China’s Green Leap Forward
- Finding “Green” Profits in China
- US Sending Clean Energy Mission to China
- GE invests $50m in ‘green’ China ...
- China’s Little Green Book – Thoma...
