DC Inno: Investors stepped back from climate change companies during Covid. That could be changing.

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Venture capital investments skyrocketed through Covid-19 in companies developing vaccines, testing and treatments. And that put less urgent problems — including climate change — on the back-burner.

But funding for clean tech companies is bouncing back nationally, as well as in our own backyard.

Read the full article at DC Inno.

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