2005. one year later an inconvenient truth hit the screen and the market exploded. projections say consumers will spend $420 billion on green pode in 2010 and $845 billion by45 2015. al gore s movie really jump started the consumer awarenesses that somehows global warming, yu know, was going to cause the end of the earth as we know it inwe less than ten years. t and it didn t just jump start spending at the supermarket and the mall. investment in v the greenen fied hasin essentially doubled and td doubled again. it went from basically zero to over five to six billion dollars a year in new start-up companies. the entire business has really just boomed. so what is all this money being spent on? it s being spread across the board from environmentally friendly cars to energy efficient light bulbs to
which we ve seen in other stories that we ve had. that s what the point is, yes. let s take a look at some the passages many suzanne, i think she s with human rights watch, i think it is and could be taken as a sexist pick. and she goes on to talk about how apparently, i think it is women should feel umbrage at the idea that the votes could be attracted by putting any woman on the ticket no matter of her qualifications. right. that s one of the things that was ruminated over as maybe this is how we go against palin. mother jones, everybody kind of knows where that leads. but here s reporter jonathan stein. he said that s excellent. if enough people people on this list write this is sexist you will have the networks debating this for days and that negates the single thing palin brings to the ticket so he s actively hoping that she is , yu