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Subject: Bev, how dare you join with others to reach 100% renewable energy?

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Mo' Green

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Date Posted: 13:58:23 10/09/07 Tue
In reply to: Bev 's message, "All my energy use in my home comes from renewables" on 09:45:13 10/09/07 Tue

All solutions must come from Duncan. Do you think the great one sources from another sun? Is he the sun about which we all orbit?

> We pay a premium for electricity in order to have
>renewable .THis has worked out great as more people
>buy it the power co has built more windmills and is
>now in the process of building the larges solar farm
>in Wa state . Its in the same area that the windmill
>farm is.
>
> Please do not post anything about using up land as
>this land is useless its on lava flows in the
>Ellensburg.To much solid basalt to ever do anything
>with. IF you get out a map its between the Vantage and
>Ellensburg area not to far from the columbia river. No
>water and very little recipitation however lots and
>lots of wind and sun .
>
> They will be bringing another section of windmills on
>line in the near future .
>
> The solar farm is a experiment to see how cost
>effective it is with snow etc.

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Subject	Author	Date
Sorry Mo I forgot about the great energy god on this board. lol nt	Bev	16:24:16 10/09/07 Tue