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Putting the Spin on Wind
It’s going to get complicated and emotional,
but whatever comes out in the wash is certain
to affect the backyards of all Highland residents
one way or another. And certainly, those
of all Virginians.
Editor's note: a 'Flow Chart on Wind Energy Players in Virginia' that accompanied this article is available as a 'document' (11/18/05). The flow chart is an initial effort to show the interconnections/collusion between the different entities working to promote wind development in Virginia.
November 18, 2005
by Anne Adams
in Recorder Publishing of VA, Inc
MONTEREY— The rush to capitalize on
the perceived popularity of wind generated
“green” power has begun in earnest and it’s
clear there is little in place now that can slow
its momentum.
The reality of commercial wind energy taking root in Virginia has been headed for the fray of state politics and interest-group maneuvering for at least a couple of years and, as expected, we’re beginning to see players emerge and positions staked out — all of which will greatly impact Highland County sooner or later.
In a matter of days from the time Highland New Wind Development LLC applied... [continue via Web link]
Web link: http://test.windwatch.org/documents/409
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