What I have come to realize is that we hand out these tax extenders with little regard if the industry is using this incentive to boost profits or to actually advance green technology.
Kathy Castor: “What I have come to realize is that we hand out these tax extenders with little regard if the industry is using this…”
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Castor critiques current tax incentives for lacking accountability in promoting green technology.
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