The Washington Times has an interesting article on the stimulus' creation of green jobs. Takeaway paragraph: "But the reality is that after a big dose of spending in the stimulus bill, no more than 100,000 or so jobs have been created, economists say, and the prospects are for only modest growth in alternative energy jobs for years to come." And to make matters even more interesting, the article notes that the jobs are fairly expensive to create.
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