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Cape Wind project given preliminary environmental approval

Posted at 2:58 PM on 14 Jan 2008

Seems it was only October that the controversial Cape Wind project in Nantucket Sound was dealt a setback. Now here it is January, and the wind farm that NIMBYs love to hate is inching forward, having been given preliminary environmental approval from the Minerals Management Service. After a public comment period, the final fate of the project is expected to be announced later this year.

source: Associated Press
see also, in Gristmill: Draft EIS for Nantucket Sound wind project is positive

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