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“Yeah, you’re going to kill some birds…” Yeah, and that’s just in Maryland!
I used to write off a few chopped birds too, when I actually thought industrial wind was an economical, reliable, eco-friendly solution to all our energy needs of the future. Plop the big fans anywhere and the job market would … Continue reading
Cape Wind: Letter is a call to “honor Obama Administration’s commitment and Trust responsibility to Native Americans”
Barbara Durkin’s letter to Secretary Ken Salazar is provided courtesy of Jon Boone: February 8, 2010 To the Honorable Secretary Ken Salazar: President Obama, the adopted son of Crow Indians, has made a commitment to fully consult and collaborate with … Continue reading
Posted in Cape Wind
Tagged Cape Wind, Crow Indians, President Obama, Secretary Salazar
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How much electricity does it take to run an industrial wind plant? No, that’s not a trick question!
This article – Wind farm system excels at remote monitoring and control – at HazardEx, writes that “new ethernet technology is being utilised by a wind power generating company to better maintain and control their installations.” The device, which you can … Continue reading
National Journal: What’s A Winning Strategy For Renewables? – Energy & Environment Experts
Ms. Amy Harder of the NationalJournal.com asks: How can renewable energy keep up the momentum? In the last year, renewables have been booming, according to recent reports. But due to the recession, electricity demand isn’t increasing as much as anticipated, … Continue reading
I know going from $15.3 to $42.1 Million seems like a lot in 1 year Commissioner, but this Smart Grid stuff is really confusing.
So, feeling pretty good about future energy cost estimates, are we? Check this out this little ditty from the Boulder Colorado Daily Camera and then let me know how you feel: When Boulder was chosen for the smart grid project … Continue reading
Posted in Electric Grid
Tagged Boulder Colorado Smart Grid, Smart Grid cost overruns, SmartGridCity
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The industrial wind health impact debate rages on at the Rutland (Vermont) Herald
What follows is a volley of letters to the Editor of the Rutland (Vermont) Herald, which demonstrates the intensity of the debate within communities facing industrial wind installations regarding the issues of of industrial wind and resident’s health. If nothing else, the back and forth witnessed here … Continue reading
Industrial Wind: Is there “a shift in the climate of opinion?”
Many readers of Allegheny Treasures point to a significant reassessment of industrial wind’s potential as a reliable source of “clean and green” power. We note, in a piece by RocNow’s Steve Orr, he writes: “Some say the shine has worn … Continue reading
In the news – February 31, 2025
Washington, DC – February 31, 2025 (Paro – D Wire Service) The US Supreme Court ruled today that the last known individual in the United States not signed up for a renewable energy credit program, must be permitted to do … Continue reading
C’mon Governor Manchin … if you’re too busy to do what you committed, just say so!
Governor Manchin, When I first addressed the (in my mind) urgent issue of the West Virginia State Historical Preservation Office and mitigation of industrial wind’s assault on historic sites, some of my friends suggested I be patient and positive. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Allegheny Mountains, WV State Government, WVSHPO
Tagged Camp Allegheny, Governor Manchin, Mineral County WV, WV Industrial Wind, WVSHPO
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Cumberland (MD) Times-News: “Wind farm opponents seeking clarification on federal court ruling”
Excellent article from the Cumberland (Maryland) Times-News, an increasingly important source of regional issues: Published: February 03, 2010 11:50 pm Wind farm opponents seeking clarification on federal court ruling (Feel recent decision could impact projects in Western Maryland) Megan Miller Cumberland … Continue reading