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Has the Recession Doomed Cleantech Startups?
It hasn’t sounded very promising for cleantech startups lately. As even the big guys fail and falter, one begins to wonder whether the little guys can weather the economic storm of this recession.
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The 14 Biggest Companies You Didn’t Know Were in the Solar Industry
With all of the reports lately that cleantech investment is taking a nose dive in the U.S., especially as compared to investment in China and Europe, it is important to remember how big the renewable energy industry has actually become.
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The 4 Best Ways to Go Solar Without Breaking the Bank
Several new innovative financing structures have emerged in the last few years that allow more people to get into solar than ever before — and for less money than ever before.
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The 16 Women You Must Follow on Twitter for Green Business
In honor of International Women’s Day, we bring you Earth & Industry’s 16 Women You Must Follow on Twitter for Green Business.
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The 16 People You Must Follow on Twitter for Green Business
There are few communities of interest that have swarmed around Twitter with more fury than the green business community.
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