The phrase "green innovation" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The company is committed to developing green innovation in order to reduce their environmental impact."
We should pursue green innovation.
Of course, corporations have had complications with green innovation.
The best green innovation policy is a steady, unequivocal signal that the future is low-carbon.
In 2008, at the depths of the financial crisis, Nascar appointed Michael Lynch as head of green innovation.
"It's coming from economics," said Marc Stoiber, vice president for green innovation at the Chicago-based business consultancy Maddock Douglas.
Indeed, public banks have become the lead investors in what many hope will be the next technological revolution: green innovation.
The problematic marzipan layer has been the hidden theme of two Green Innovation Breakfasts we held recently.
"The incongruity is part of what makes going green in this sport so impactful," said Michael Lynch, Nascar's director of green innovation.
The result too often is taxpayer money subsidizing wonderful green innovation, but with no sustainable market within which these companies can scale.
Brazil is a leader not just in producing biofuels, attracting big investments from Shell and BP, but also in green innovation.
But in the best spirit of green innovation, some tinkerer figured out how to retrofit these things with electric motors, and they have taken off.
