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New Holcomb Coal Plant Makes No Sense

Posted on Jul. 19, 2010 by Kelly

Colorado will get the power, but the problems will remain with Kansas: Risky capital debt for the 60-year life of the plant, depletion of Kansas’ finite ground water, and massive amounts of dirty air and pollution across Kansas’ skies for the next three or more generations. Continue reading →

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Oklahoma Transmission Line Opens Wind Energy Potential

Posted on Apr. 8, 2010 by Kelly

Energy company OG&E has energized a new $200 million transmission line it says will open up a “vital parthway” for wind power generators in northwestern Oklahoma. Continue reading →

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New Holcomb Coal Plant Makes No Sense

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