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Pincher Creek, [st1:State]Alberta Wind Power Capitol of Canada[/st1:State]
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[st1:State]Come on B.C. don't let a bunch of oil barrons beat you in alternative energy!![/st1:State]
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Come on Canada don't let your neighbours to the south beat you:
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Wind Power is going to grow too in the Pincher Creek/Lethbridge area. The thing is, its one of the windiest parts of the west. Lots of potential. BC doesn't get the same consistent blowing wind as Southern Alberta. Still no excuse to move towards alternative energies.
Calgary transit light rail trains are run mostly by wind power.
Okotoks, AB has started a pilot project for solar power.
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Now if only we could harness the amount of redundant air produced by our politicians...
I don't know anybody who doesn't think that wind power turbines are cool to look at and make you feel good.
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B.C. could easily do geo-thermal energy.
Gopher wrote:
Now if only we could harness the amount of redundant air produced by our politicians...
Amen, brother!!!! We could supply the needs of the world on that.
Some one during the debates should have yelled out is it getting hot in here.