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Wind farm resistence

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar journeyed out into Nantucket Sound on a Coast Guard vessel last week to signal the Obama administration's readiness to put some muscle behind wind energy, however the move to build a 130-turbine offshore windfarm is prompting an intense political debate between those who back renewable energy against those who want to preserve the natural beauty of Nantucket Sound. Full article »

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