"Without clear climate change policy, not only will manufacturing jobs be siphoned off to overseas rivals investing heavily in renewable energy sources, but U.S. companies won’t have any clear direction on where best to invest their money in new capital projects to keep in line with regulations, top executives said.
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Improved energy efficiency standards for buildings and appliances; more research and development into biomass, clean coal and other technologies; and opening more U.S. acreage to oil exploration would all help create jobs, Dow’s Liveris said.
At a separate conference in Pittsburgh, experts said U.S. workers are already finding jobs building wind turbines, installing solar panels and retrofitting buildings with stronger insulation to conserve energy."
http://www.reuters.com/article/ELECTU/idUSN1440647520080314
Do you agree with these CEOs that the US needs and would benefit economically from stronger regulations on climate change?
entuto – go look up a graph of total solar irradiance over the past 30 years (measured by satellite) before claiming that global warming is always caused by the Sun.
dpj5 – why are you talking about Reuters? That’s like attacking Al Gore about global warming science. Try discussing the content, not engaging in ad hominem attacks.
