Re: choking kids and big emitters

[Bill Moore <editor@EVWORLD.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 guess there are always trade-offs to any technology... from the first
fire in a cave that sooted up the walls and choked the Neanderthals who
lived in them... to solar, hydro, and someday "fusion".   Maybe
"cold-fusion" is the answer.... nah, that was just a movie! :-)


Bill

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