8 Most Ridiculous Cleantech Attacks Of 2013


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solar resources map NRELMedia Matters last week released an article on the “8 Most Absurd Attacks On Clean Tech In 2013.” It’s some good/ridiculous stuff. For the full article, just click that link. I’ll just paste the list (without the intro and extra paragraphs on each) below, adding articles to our own stories about some of these below the relevant list items.

1. Fox Business Reporter: Germany’s Solar Industry Better Than U.S.’s Because “They’ve Got A Lot More Sun Than We Do.”

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2. After Electric Automaker Tesla Becomes A Success, Fox Forgets Its Federal Loan.

3. Bill O’Reilly Smears Tesla, Falsely Claims It Had Net Losses.

4. WSJ Editorial Board Member: New York City’s Bike Share Program Part Of “Totalitarian” Plot.

5. Fox News: Wind Turbines May Cause “Devastating” Health Effects. 

6. Right-Wing Media Falsely Claim Energy Efficiency Responsible For Super Bowl Blackout.

7. Fox News: Solar Power “Might Be Tanking Our Economy.”

8. When Fox Couldn’t Point To Actual Facts To Smear Tesla, They Made Some Up.


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