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Wind Power: Big Business Says Yes

GE has decided to invest in wind energy because it says there's now money to be made. But GE Power's CEO, John Krenicki, says countries must not protect their own markets from outside competition.

GE has decided to invest in wind energy because it says there's now money to be made. But GE Power's CEO, John Krenicki, says countries must not protect their own markets from outside competition. Plus, how Chicago goes green by making buildings more environmentally friendly. And Russia after the recession: what's the image abroad?

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