Wind Farm in Texas Creates 2000 Jobs in China, but Only 300 in the U.S.

From nytimes.com

November 2nd, 2009

nytimes.com — News last week of the first major influx of Chinese capital and wind turbine manufacturing expertise into the renewable energy market in the United States — a 600-megawatt wind farm planned for the plains of west Texas — had many readers of the Green Inc. blog in a state of agitation.

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Wind Farm in Texas Creates 2000 Jobs in China, but Only 300 in the U.S.