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November 27, 2012

Backlash Against Big Wind Continues

Robert Bryce, National Review Online


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Last month, 60 residents of New York’s Herkimer County filed a lawsuit in Albany that provides yet another example of the growing backlash against the wind-energy sector. It also exposes the double standard that exists in both the mainstream media and among environmental groups when it comes to “green” energy. . .

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