US steel union challenges China's clean tech protectionism

James S Murray
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United Steelworkers to file trade complaint protesting against unfair Chinese renewable energy subsidies

The first shot in a potentially explosive clean tech trade war has been fired after the United Steelworkers union announced yesterday that it will file a trade complaint with the US government protesting...

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