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Good Morning and welcome to the Tuesday morning Innovation Trail Mix.

Ahead of tonight's 2nd presidential debate, the candidates outline their policies on tech startups, responding to questions from the New York Tech Meetup. (Tom's Hardware)

As reported by Karen DeWitt yesterday, a couple of hundred proponents of fracking took a leaf out of the protestors playbook and took to the streets of Albany yesterday to argue their case. Their message was, they've waited too long.  

The shortage of skilled workers is not as severe as you've been led to believe says the Boston Consulting Group.

A major conference on the Photonics and Optics industry continues today, we'll be there.

Welcome to the Monday Trail Mix from the Innovation Trail team.

A snap Siena Collage poll of 621 New York state residents found that 47% of them say they are worse off than they were four years ago.

Folks supportive of bringing fracking to New York state will assemble in Albany today, and Karen DeWitt will no doubt be filing.

After a year-long case, the U.S. Department of Commerce has decided to impose anti-dumping duties on Chinese-manufactured crystalline silicon photovolatic (PV) cells and components after it concluded that China was providing unfair subsidies to its own manufacturers of those products.