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    • Climate 411

    Blogging the science and policy of global warming

    Friedman: Solar Panel Boom Is Getting Away from U.S.

    Posted: in What Others are Saying

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    Tony Kreindler
    Tony Kreindler

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    Today’s New York Times includes a fine column by Thomas Friedman, in which he explores the exploding solar panel industry. He finds to his dismay that it’s all overseas. He concludes, “So, if you like importing oil from Saudi Arabia, you’re going to love importing solar panels from China.”

    We’ve been saying this for years, and it’s still true: The best way to create clean energy jobs right here in the U.S. is to cap global warming pollution. Here’s more on how a cap will create jobs.

    One Comment

    1. Astin
      Posted March 3, 2010 at 1:51 am | Permalink

      Look! If the thing is good for human being in use and due to it they feel comfortable so it is obvious that will be popular in whole world not certain region..

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