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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has vocally opposed the climate-change legislation that's now making its way through Congress.
The continued denial recently prompted Apple, Exelon, and PG&E to jump ship from the business lobby that claims to represent more than 3 million companies. But for a few minutes yesterday, it appeared that the chamber had given into pressure and reversed its opinion.
Vinod Khosla just might have let it slip which of his cleantech investments he thinks has the best chance at success.
When asked to pick the top company in the cleantech portfolio of Khosla Ventures, the firm's founder told the audience at the Always On Going Green Conference in Sausalito, Calif., that he couldn't choose (see Kleiner Perkins hints at plug-in car launch this week).
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