Investors Withdraw as Solar and Wind Incentives Falter
Solar and wind energy are inexpensive, but some investors in the United States seem skeptical of just how profitable the two technologies could be.
Solar and wind energy are inexpensive, but some investors in the United States seem skeptical of just how profitable the two technologies could be.
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