Sean Keller

Green: Good for the Environment, Good for Business

Well thank you, Ellis, for throwing out a smack talk for me to counter. First of all even if government backing falls away average consumers will still do business with socially responsible companies. The people have a voice there. Second, most of this big manufacturing companies have a place in the coming economy and haven't even grown to what they will be. Yet they still have had 20% increases and inked billion dollar deals. Third, the "new found friends in government" will want to keep their position in politics. The safest bet for them is to do their best to help us avoid droughts, floods, high cost of fossil fuels, and high cost of food and water and heat.
Finally, this article is just about a few bright stock options. Don't stray away from the environment because the immediate return isn't so high and because you think the global warming discussion is driving it. We have 2700 listings at www.greencollareconomy... and growing. Check them out.