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As green power investments rise, a fear they are being misguided

International Herald Tribune - Long considered marginal and even quixotic, energy from sources like the wind, sun and plants is turning into one of the world’s most highly valued industries. And while power generated by “green” sources remains tiny compared with fossil fuels, the sector has begun to attract the attention of big-league investors seeking to profit from a new wave of growth in alternative energy. But even as the amount of cash swells, environmental officials warn that financing is flowing to projects that may be doomed to failure.

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