The second is a robust federal research and development program to nurture technologies that are too expensive today to compete with fossil fuels or are not yet ready for the marketplace.
"First we must nurture the technology, prove that it works," said James C. Stoffel, Kodak's chief technology officer.
Our new centre will provide not only a vital resource to nurture upcoming technology and creative superstars from around the world, it will drive huge investment into the capital and help create thousands of jobs".
At the time, the Mayor of London Boris Johnson said: "Our new centre will provide not only a vital resource to nurture upcoming technology and creative superstars from around the world, it will drive huge investment into the capital and help create thousands of jobs".
Yes, let us continue to nurture emerging technology to further leverage all that it has to offer.
Just a couple of weeks before, a collaboration between Cornell University and Technion-Israel Institute of Technology emerged as the winner of a competition to build a campus in New York dedicated to applied science; by nurturing engineering and high technology, city officials said, they hoped to reduce New York's reliance on financial services.
The airlines say they are determined to nurture new technologies that will free them from the gyrations of the world oil market.
After steel declined, Pittsburgh nurtured high technology companies and dot-com start-ups, and as they grew, a more diversified city thrived in the 1990's.
In short, the industry wants more leadership from politicians, a more dependable measure of how seriously they want to help nurture green technologies.
David B. Sandalow, the assistant secretary of energy for policy and international affairs, said that the Obama administration was fully committed to nurturing this technology, and he is persuaded that, eventually, it will catch on.
