KittenKoder
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- Sep 21, 2008
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Ahh, they had a similar project planned in the Northeast, but too bad, because the wind mechanisms were in plain view of a certain family's favorite spot to go sailing.
Though that is a good reference-joke, it does bring up one thing 'alternative energy' idiots always forget, they take up too much space. Even if people actually stopped worrying about their views of the skyline it takes a LOT of space for enough of these 'turbines' to power just a small town.
In Oregons case, they actually buy more energy from us in Washington than they produce.