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from The Economist online Wind energy and politics Not on my beach, please Across the world, wind technology produces as much political heat as electric light—stirring local arguments as well as global ones Aug 17th 2010 “OF COURSE I’m all in favour of clean energy, especially wind power, but…” That is a familiar opening gambit in a new sort of political storm, raging ever more fiercely in corners of the world where electric power comes, or may soon come, from flashing blades rather than blazing furnaces. See the full article http://www.economist.com/realarticleid.cfm?redirect_id=16846774 Visit http://www.economist.com for more global news, views, and analysis from The Economist. This e-mail was sent to you through a link found on Economist.com. We will not send you any future messages as a result of your being the recipient of this e-mail. Privacy policy http://www.economist.com/about/privacy.cfm Copyright © The Economist Newspaper Limited 2009. All rights reserved. http://www.economist.com/help/copy_general.cfm -- Neil Callahan Rosemont Seneca Partners 917-945-951
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