The Boston Globe reports Cape Wind's attempt to move forward over the opposition of a small number of wealthy Cape residents who don't want their view spoiled. It might be hoped that the needs of consumers win over the needs of the spoiled.
It is curious to note Mr. Mihos' laudable efforts, but one is reminded of his 'cartoon' campaign commercial with that curious popping sound. Perhaps we can expect Mr. Mihos to experience an epiphany and actively support widespread offshore wind farms.
Cape Wind appeals ruling that blocked wind farm in Nantucket Sound
32-page petition seeks would overturn a decision by the Cape Cod Commission Cape Wind Associates today asked a state energy panel to overrule a decision by the Cape Cod Commission that blocked a plan to build a 130-turbine wind farm in Nantucket Sound. Cape Wind asked the state to green-light the project and approve all state and local permits needed for constructing the turbines.
http://www.capecodtoday.com/blogs/index.php/EXTRA/2007/11/21/http://www.boston.com/news/local/breaking_news/2007/11/cape_wind_appea.html
First of several Christy's Markets converts to renewable wind power Christy's will mean "renewable, cutting-edge technology" to Cape travelers
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