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Increasing Opportunities For Chinese Direct Investment In U.S. Clean Energy

Original story at ThinkProgress• 3 mentions • 3 months ago

 
 

In President Barack Obama’s first term, economic issues were often a source of friction between the United States and China, particularly regarding clean energy. But things started off relatively well a few years ago: President Obama made his first trip to China as president of the United States in November 2009, and energy cooperation was high on the agenda. President Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao signed multiple agreements pledging to cooperate on a range of important energy initiatives such as the U.S.-China Clean Energy Research Center and a U.S.-China renewable-energy partnership.These initiatives are important. The United States

 

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