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How Wind Power Benefits The Environment

"It is only within the last 50 years that man has seriously been looking at harnessing wind for electrical power generation on a large scale. Wind power, once the exclusive domain of environmentalists, has moved into the mainstream. Advances in technology and the resulting cost reductions have caught up to the dream of clean, affordable, and plentiful electricity."

By Bob Livet, P. Eng.
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September 2006 issue of Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine


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More Wind Power Viable: Study

A study released by Ontario's electricity authorities says wind power could represent nearly 20 per cent of the province's power-generation capacity with little compromise to system reliability.

Read Full Article: By Tyler Hamilton, Energy Reporter, In October 25, 2006 issue of Toronto Star

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Lovins Q&A

Straight talking energy visionary Amory Lovins weighs in on Ontario's nuclear plan, and the benefits of positioning conservation and renewables as the best option for energy generation today and in the future...

Read Full Article: By Tyler Hamilton, Energy Reporter. October 22, 2006 issue of Toronto Star

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Washington Post Reports on Ontario Standard Offer Program

An October 12th article in the Washington Post highlights the Standard Offer Contract program in Ontario - spot the mention about WindShare's Lakewind Power Project!
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