Thank You

November 24th, 2011 by Zachary Shahan

Thank You to our awesome, intelligent readers. You all have no idea how happy you make us…. I’m super thankful that we can work together to create positive change in this world.

I also want to give a big thank you to our tremendous CleanTechnica writers and team. I’m humbled and inspired by each of them, and so thankful they (you, if you’re one of them) work here on CleanTechnica.

Thank You image via woodleywonderworks

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About the Author

Zachary Shahan spends most of his time here on CleanTechnica as the director/chief editor. Otherwise, he's probably enthusiastically fulfilling his duties as the director/editor of Solar Love, EV Obsession, Planetsave, or Bikocity. Zach is recognized globally as a solar energy, electric car, and wind energy expert. If you would like him to speak at a related conference or event, connect with him via social media. You can connect with Zach on any popular social networking site you like. Links to all of his main social media profiles are on ZacharyShahan.com.

Hiongnu

i think you forgot to write OBRIGADO in portuguese, the 6th most spoken language in the world…
- http://cleantechnica.com/ Zachary Shahan
  
  Sorry, I didn’t make the image, just found it.
  
  Didn’t know the word, btw, but for as long as I can remember, thought Portuguese was the most beautiful language on Earth
BlueRock

CleanTechnica is a daily read for me. Consistently reliable and inciteful analysis and good writing. Thank *you*.

P.S. And ‘we’ are winning! All the metrics are pointing in the right direction – public support, real world deployment… we just need that deployment to move even faster to combat ACC.
- Anonymous
  
  Thanks a lot, dude!
  
  And fully agree.
  
  And, esp., need to get U.S. leadership in office that isn’t hired by old, dirty energy.