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U.S. Dollar: The Trade of the Decade

"We are embarking on a new world of alternative energy programs the world will envy"

Your already behind the game as far as I can see, the failure to sign up to Kyoto for so long, an administration that was built on oil and not to serious about alternative energy, have led to a wasted decade that others have spent initiating some achievable targets and developing some exciting technologies.

Israel have announced that they will have the entire country running electric cars by 2020. Norway is aiming for Zero-carbon Status by 2050- a figure that is likely to adopted EU wide, at least for the richer countries.
Iceland although in other trouble, have 90% of there domestic electricity needs coming from geothermal sources and intend to start using that clean energy to produce hydrogen.

I'm afraid I find it difficult to see such actions being taking by a country that is in my opinion in serious economic difficulties. The greenback is in for a bumpy ride and we shall see just how green President Obama will be when push comes to shove.