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Tilting at Windmills

By Nate | July 13, 2007

A recent Wall Street Journal front page headline (Monday, July 9) announced that the development of alternative energy in the U.S. was being impeded by a shortage of windmills. This reinforced my suspicions that the free market isn't going to wait for Congress to quit dithering over how -- in President Bush's own words -- to reverse this country's "addiction" to fossil fuels. Clearly demand for alternative energy sources was driving market activity, regardless of what Congressional nay-sayers and global warming skeptics who profess their unshakeable belief in the free market are saying on the topic.

I laid out some thoughts on this subject in an article that was just posted on Ethical Corporation On-Line. Here's the link. Take a look, and let me know what you think.

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Climate Change: Tilting at Windmills - the rush on renewables
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Hewlett-Packard and ‘pretexting’ - A rose by any other name
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Starting to ‘Get’ Responsibility
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Invite Your Lawyers to the Corporate Responsibility Dance
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The Anti-CSR Lobby: House of Straw
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Making the Business Case for the Business Case
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Ethical Reporting and the Law
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Ethical Sourcing – Good News for Industry-wide Initiatives
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When Mars meets Venus
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Reputation Roulette
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TXU Takeover – How Capitalism is really Turning Green
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Win or Lose in Court
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