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		<updated>2006-06-12T02:16:27Z</updated>
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	<title>Basin &amp; Range Watch joins in lawsuit</title>
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	<id>.38122</id> 
	<updated>2013-04-19T19:46:38Z</updated> 
	<published>2013-04-19T19:46:38Z</published> 
	<summary type="text">The 30-page complaint says that the environmental impact statement (EIS) &amp;quot;presents a one-sided and incomplete portrait of the proposed project and its likely adverse environmental impacts.&amp;quot;

&amp;quot;The Project would pose significant adverse harm to a wide array of sensitive and protected species -- including desert tortoise, bighorn sheep, golden eagles, bald eagles, and resident and migratory birds and bats -- through direct, indirect, and cumulative impacts.&amp;quot;</summary>
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		<![CDATA[ The 30-page complaint says that the environmental impact statement (EIS) &amp;quot;presents a one-sided and incomplete portrait of the proposed project and its likely adverse environmental impacts.&amp;quot;

&amp;quot;The Project would pose significant adverse harm to a wide array of sensitive and protected species -- including desert tortoise, bighorn sheep, golden eagles, bald eagles, and resident and migratory birds and bats -- through direct, indirect, and cumulative impacts.&amp;quot; ]]>
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	<title>Windmill ordinance could ban Storey project</title>
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	<id>.19791</id> 
	<updated>2009-02-02T19:42:01Z</updated> 
	<published>2009-02-02T19:42:01Z</published> 
	<summary type="text">Storey County could block a 69-windmill project planned for mountains north of Carson City and west of Virginia City under a new ordinance.

The proposed rule would ban windmills visible from historic areas including Virginia City.

The Storey County planning commission will talk about ordinances regulating windmills, hillside building and night lighting at its meeting Thursday.
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		<![CDATA[ Storey County could block a 69-windmill project planned for mountains north of Carson City and west of Virginia City under a new ordinance.

The proposed rule would ban windmills visible from historic areas including Virginia City.

The Storey County planning commission will talk about ordinances regulating windmills, hillside building and night lighting at its meeting Thursday.
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	<title>Proposed wind turbine in Comstock stirs debate</title>
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	<id>.18177</id> 
	<updated>2008-09-29T16:50:19Z</updated> 
	<published>2008-09-29T16:50:19Z</published> 
	<summary type="text">Residents weighed the greenness of wind power with the amount of visual pollution that the tall towering structures could bring to the popular 1860s-era tourist destination communities in the Comstock Historic District, designated a National Historic District. ...If placed on the ridge lines as the company proposes, the wind &amp;quot;turbines would be highly visible from Virginia City, Gold Hill and American Flat,&amp;quot; [resident Ron] Reno said.

Most of the wind turbine towers would be installed within the National Historic District and about half would in the Comstock Historic District.

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		<![CDATA[ Residents weighed the greenness of wind power with the amount of visual pollution that the tall towering structures could bring to the popular 1860s-era tourist destination communities in the Comstock Historic District, designated a National Historic District. ...If placed on the ridge lines as the company proposes, the wind &amp;quot;turbines would be highly visible from Virginia City, Gold Hill and American Flat,&amp;quot; [resident Ron] Reno said.

Most of the wind turbine towers would be installed within the National Historic District and about half would in the Comstock Historic District.

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	<title>Wind farm plan stirring a whirlwind of questions</title>
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	<id>.17830</id> 
	<updated>2008-09-05T18:33:42Z</updated> 
	<published>2008-09-05T18:33:42Z</published> 
	<summary type="text">Hamilton is proposing a wind turbine farm on Bureau of Land Management property along the ridgeline of the Virginia Range, just east of Washoe Valley and west of Virginia City. The 72 turbines would be placed where the wind is strongest, beginning at McClellan Peak and extending northward to Geiger Summit, touching Carson City, Washoe County and Storey County.

The whirlwind, if it comes, could be from officials and residents of Storey County, especially the Comstock Historic District, who aren't crazy about modern wind turbines being in view of the 1860s-era communities of Virginia City, Gold Hill and Silver City.
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		<![CDATA[ Hamilton is proposing a wind turbine farm on Bureau of Land Management property along the ridgeline of the Virginia Range, just east of Washoe Valley and west of Virginia City. The 72 turbines would be placed where the wind is strongest, beginning at McClellan Peak and extending northward to Geiger Summit, touching Carson City, Washoe County and Storey County.

The whirlwind, if it comes, could be from officials and residents of Storey County, especially the Comstock Historic District, who aren't crazy about modern wind turbines being in view of the 1860s-era communities of Virginia City, Gold Hill and Silver City.
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	<title>Saving the planet?</title>
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	<id>.19555</id> 
	<updated>2009-01-18T15:02:17Z</updated> 
	<published>2009-01-18T15:02:17Z</published> 
	<summary type="text">Two large utility companies have proposed building more than 150 wind turbines near Searchlight and more than 400 turbines in Lincoln County. These turbines ...would be placed near existing communities, where they would be visible to and affect the lives of all who live near them.

Just a few questions for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who is a strong proponent of these two unpopular projects:
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		<![CDATA[ Two large utility companies have proposed building more than 150 wind turbines near Searchlight and more than 400 turbines in Lincoln County. These turbines ...would be placed near existing communities, where they would be visible to and affect the lives of all who live near them.

Just a few questions for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who is a strong proponent of these two unpopular projects:
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	<title>Transmission lines bring destruction</title>
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	<id>.18926</id> 
	<updated>2008-11-23T15:23:07Z</updated> 
	<published>2008-11-23T15:23:07Z</published> 
	<summary type="text">Little has been said about the transmission lines, which will carry the intermittent power produced by the looming mountaintop monsters down to the Tracy power plant. These are high-voltage transmission lines hanging off of 70-foot-tall, rusted-steel towers. In the years to come, such transmission lines will crisscross our valley, wind down narrow canyon roads and march somberly along property lines to their final destination.</summary>
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		<![CDATA[ Little has been said about the transmission lines, which will carry the intermittent power produced by the looming mountaintop monsters down to the Tracy power plant. These are high-voltage transmission lines hanging off of 70-foot-tall, rusted-steel towers. In the years to come, such transmission lines will crisscross our valley, wind down narrow canyon roads and march somberly along property lines to their final destination. ]]>
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