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Green, Clean Technologies Will Emerge if Feds Stop Propping Up Dirty Energy

Renewable Energy

The following video is a portion of a "60 Minutes" segment shown Sunday evening:

Correspondent Lesley Stahl interviewed the creator of the Bloom Box, K.R. Sridhar. According to Sridhar, the box could power the average U.S. home. As of the airing of the program, at least twenty well known companies in California have already purchased and installed Bloom boxes, among them are FedEx, Walmart, eBay and Google.

Watch on CBS News Online

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