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By Madge
September 15, 2007 9:35 AM | Link to this
If you believe this is really about removing our relying on fossil fuels, then you need to do some research. Look at what has happened in other states and countries when private investment companies roll into town. Look at Maine and NY at www.wind-watch.org by going to the video section. Slick backdoor salesmen making big promises and telling lies. Anything spinning in the air makes noise, turbines too! These companies are there to make money and nothing more. The “green” is in the cash.
By StephanB
September 15, 2007 3:47 AM | Link to this
Then persay we should cap all of the hot air that comes from those that procrastinate… or cap their other end from where comes bovine defication? Get with the program, or I/we should rescind back into the hillside of caves from which we came. I, for one hope to see advancement in our never ending quest of knowledge/technology that separates us from the lower of the species. Then again, it is time to alleviate ourselves from being dependent on fossil fuels and turn to all that surrounds us…
By twinertia
September 14, 2007 8:14 AM | Link to this
Waste of time and space. If Strickland really wants to get in the game, he ought to look into tethered airborne wind turbines.