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New report from World Wind Energy Association: 19.7 Gigawatts of wind power—the equivalent of 15-20 nuclear reactors—was added in 2007. Wind now generates more than 1% of worldwide electricity, and continues to be the world’s fastest growing source of power.
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A major US nuclear waste company, EnergySolutions, with a near monopoly on commercial nuclear waste treatment and disposal in the US, proposes large scale importation nuclear waste from Italy for processing and disposal in the US. This import license application is open for public comment until March 12, 2008. On February 28, 2008. over 50 national, state and local groups and individuals requested an extension of 90 days for public comment and requests to intervene and hold hearings. Submitted comments and the docket can be viewed on the NRC website www.nrc.gov and searching in the electronic library ADAMS under the docket # 11005711.
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Building new nuclear power plants would cost more per kilowatt than retail PV solar… NIRS Southeast Factsheet
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Bacchus Exhibit G. LNP Alternatives Not Considered Invalid Mitigation. Bacchus Exhibit G1. Affected Regional transmission corridors substations Levy DEIS Fig 2-5 Bacchus Exhibit G2. FL rooftop solar PV-OS-20-2000. Bacchus Exhibit G3. CA rooftop solar. Bacchus Exhibit G4. LOE smarter utilities decoupling alternative. January 30, 2009
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