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In reply to the discussion: An inconvenient contradiction [View all]littlewolf
(3,813 posts)17. of course the could be said of Ted Kennedy and wind power.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/29/science/earth/29wind.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0
Opponents said they would continue to fight construction of the farm, known as Cape Wind, which would sprawl across 25 square miles of Nantucket Sound.
In announcing the much-anticipated decision, Mr. Salazar hastened to add that he was requiring the developer, Cape Wind Associates, to take several steps to mitigate possibly adverse effects on the environment including views from the Kennedy Compound National Historic Landmark, which overlooks Nantucket Sound. Those steps include adjusting the turbines color and configuration.
Opposition to the proposal from Senator Edward M. Kennedy, who died in August, had been a major thorn in the Obama administrations side in advancing the project.
Senator Kennedy was in favor of wind power until it came to his location.
Opponents said they would continue to fight construction of the farm, known as Cape Wind, which would sprawl across 25 square miles of Nantucket Sound.
In announcing the much-anticipated decision, Mr. Salazar hastened to add that he was requiring the developer, Cape Wind Associates, to take several steps to mitigate possibly adverse effects on the environment including views from the Kennedy Compound National Historic Landmark, which overlooks Nantucket Sound. Those steps include adjusting the turbines color and configuration.
Opposition to the proposal from Senator Edward M. Kennedy, who died in August, had been a major thorn in the Obama administrations side in advancing the project.
Senator Kennedy was in favor of wind power until it came to his location.
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Have to admit, when I first heard that, way back when, it really pissed me off.
pangaia
Feb 2014
#26
Kennedy may have had very good reasons. The Cape Cod ecosystem is incredibly fragile.
merrily
Feb 2014
#37
that also is possible .... I will admit that I was really pissed when I first
littlewolf
Feb 2014
#42
And I thought I was good at keeping my work life and my home life separated.
A Simple Game
Feb 2014
#15
I wonder what the basis for his suit is? You cant frack near the personal property of the
rhett o rick
Feb 2014
#31