Interior secretary approves controversial Cape Wind project - The Green Blog - A Boston Globe blog on living Green in Boston
Finally.
John R
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3Gidget
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I wonder what folks would think of wind energy off our shores?
Thanks for article.
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Thanks for article.
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Beauty hunter
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Interior secretary approves controversial Cape Wind project - The Green Blog - A Boston Globe blog on living Green in Boston
Finally.
Exactly- at least no one's life would be put at risk to obtain energy. If there is a safer alternative we should take it. I know this cannot always happen, but why take the dangerous road when the safer road leads to the same place? The aesthetics might be questionable, but I would rather have a windmill in sight with a loved one instead of a clear view without the ones I love.
scooterbug44
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I was pleased to see that one of the homes near Seaside has added solar panels to their roof.
I don't think Florida is right for wind power for a variety of reasons, but solar seems a total no-brainer.
Love how in the article people are SO concerned about the Federal government trampling the Indians' tribal rights - yet the Indians are just fine with it now that they will be getting $200K a year for 21 years. :roll:
I don't think Florida is right for wind power for a variety of reasons, but solar seems a total no-brainer.
Love how in the article people are SO concerned about the Federal government trampling the Indians' tribal rights - yet the Indians are just fine with it now that they will be getting $200K a year for 21 years. :roll:
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