Re: choking kids and big emitters

[Bob Wing <bobwing@NBN.COM>]

Bill, Glad to hear abaout your wind turbines and especially that I will not
be able to hear them..The great wind farms east of Livermore  and Banning
in CA are fun to see.  It took six years for owners of a horse ranch to sue
and collect damages from Pacific Gas and Electric near Livermore so he
could by another ranch for his sickly horses.

Since the average annual wind velocity at the Pt Reyes Light House is 25
miles per  hour several outits have been interested in wind farms here but
most the area is US, Calif or Marin county parks and not likely to be
acceptable to the parks or to the five villages in the area.

I am all for wind farms if i can't hear them.

It was good to meet you at EVS-14.

Cheers, Bob Wing

>
>I am pleased to report that the above is beginning to happen here in the
>windy Great Plains.  NPPD -- nebraska's largetst public utility -- is set
>to build two 750kW wind turbines as a test project, each capable of
>providing power to about 50 homes, is my understanding.  There are similar
>projects going on in Iowa and Minnesota.
>
>We straddle two of the nation's busiest railways... both carrying something
>like 7, 100 car coal trains an hour, all of it destined for midwest power
>plants and eventually up into the atmosphere.
>
>Bill
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