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by Anna LaRue current events, links • Tags: california, coal, coal industry, earth2tech, energy efficiency, green, greentechmedia, greenwashing, smart meter, smartmeter, solar, solar energy, texas, wal-mart, west virginia

Greentech Media discusses the ongoing infighting between the solar and energy efficiency sectors.

The coal industry costs more money than it creates in West Virginia.

Earth2Tech says we should all be watching the Texas smart meter market, not California.

Is Wal-Mart going green or greenwashing?

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You can read our post on Greenwashing here.

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