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San Jose Mercury News | Opinion | February 3, 2008
Our Next President Must Embrace Clean Technology
By Will Marshall and Jan Mazurek
Progressive candidates ought to reject the gloomy narrative of populist politicians and cable-TV demagogues who claim trade and outsourcing are destroying the American middle class, and instead focus on how American employers and workers can win in global markets. One place to look for inspiration is Silicon Valley, where entrepreneurs and venture capitalists are busy launching a clean-technology revolution.
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PPI | Policy Report | November 8, 2007
Cleantech
By Steve Westly and Jan Mazurek
PPI urges policy makers to make the United States a leader in the development of products and processes to produce clean, climate-friendly energy.
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PPI | Backgrounder | December 1, 2004
How America Lost Its Clean Technology Edge
By Shamarukh Mohiuddin
The Bush administration's backward-looking energy and environmental policies have left the United States ill-equipped to compete with other nations in the booming global market for environmentally clean technologies.
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PPI | Policy Report | December 1, 2004
How New Environmental Technologies Can Stimulate Economic Growth
By David Rejeski
America's once-pioneering laws and policies made us an early leader in environmental technologies, but we are falling behind other countries that have enacted less prescriptive, more modern environmental policies that help drive continued technological innovation.
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