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High Voltage Lines: supporting COAL in the name of WIND

Posted on | February 19, 2009 |

Here’s one of the excellent quotes from David Morris at Institute for Local Self Reliance (www.ilsr.org) re: the NEW Proposed SUPER HIGH voltage (765Kv line):

Building new transmission lines in the name of wind power is the latest attempt to strengthen coal’s grip on the country’s electricity generation.

Read the rest at The Daily Reporter.

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