U.S. falling behind in clean-technology innovation

CIO Today: If the U.S. hopes to compete for clean-energy industries and create new jobs, it must provide more robust support for U.S. clean-tech research and innovation, manufacturing, and market demand. Small, indirect, and uncoordinated incentives won't be enough to out-do China, Japan, and South Korea. Asia's "clean-tech tigers" are surging forward. Read Article

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