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Windshore Project
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Windshore Project
"Massive offshore wind project could generate 70,000 new jobs"

http://grist.org/business-technology/mas...-new-jobs/

"In May of 2011, our David Roberts deemed the Atlantic Wind Connection “a Big Deal.” His capitalization. The project, funded in part by Google’s energy-focused subsidiary, would install a massive transmission backbone along the Eastern seaboard connected to a series of offshore wind farms.

And according to a new estimate commissioned by project backers, it could create more than 70,000 new jobs."

"This doesn’t include the jobs that will be created at gas stations as anti-wind activists drive up and down the coast protesting children." (http://grist.org/wind-power/americans-fo...ying-kids/)
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aslong as this is nothing else but a enviormentalists wet dreams, and there is no actual funding, planing or eaven the will to build it, behind it, well it`s useless
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....wow...shit has to start somewhere.
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(October 11, 2012 at 5:04 pm)thesummerqueen Wrote: ....wow...shit has to start somewhere.

Usually with the bible.
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It's better than coal or natural gas. I hope it works.
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I'm just sayin', don't knock a fuckin' idea just because it isn't fully realized yet. Things don't spring forth like Athena from Zeus' head.
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There's a shit load of wind power being generated here in Texas. Almost 10% of the state's power currently comes from wind, and there are at least 3 big wind farms on the coast between Rockport and Brownsville.
Save a life. Adopt a greyhound.
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I drove to San Antonio and back to Corpus Christi today. On I-37 during the trip up I passed eight trucks each hauling one huge frickin blade for a wind turbine. Man those things are big.
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Yeah they are. I've passed a few articles today about "Big Wind". I ought to go back and read them and add them here.
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