Times Live South Africa 1 month ago

US lawmaker urges Cape Wind okay before Copenhagen

Massachusetts Representative Edward Markey said moving ahead with the first major US offshore wind farm would send a strong message to the climate change meeting in Copenhagen starting Dec. 7 about the US commitment to clean energy. Full Article at Times Live South Africa

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