Wisconsin coal plant proposal rejected
I think these people may be viewed as heroic and intelligent right up until the blackouts start.
Madison, Wis – Wisconsin regulators joined a long list of states rejecting coal plants when they voted to reject Alliant Energy’s proposal to construct a 300 megawatt coal-fired power plant on the shores of the Mississippi River in Cassville, Wisconsin.
“States across the country are scrapping plans to construct coal-fired power plants,” said Michael Noble, executive director of Fresh Energy, in St. Paul, MN. “The need to reduce global warming pollution and build a strong, clean energy economy makes coal an unattractive choice for electrical production.”
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Windmills, do windmills work when covered with ice? One thing about warm, you just need a fan, too cold you die. Humans have a very narrow operating temperature range.
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