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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (139599)	8/6/2008 6:35:45 PM
From: nnillionaire	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Jim, My years with GE, the current leader in wind power and other power systems, did teach me some things about the wind power industry. <Where is the evidence that large modern wind turbines kill a lot of birds?> Google 'wind power' and get informed on the subject. You might also check the Audibon Society, GreenPeace, and Sierra Club websites on their positions on Wind power. Those windmills look quite majestic from a distance, don't they?. <Whenever I see them they seem to turn rather slowly.> Also, look at information on the size of those majestic windmill blades that turn the turbines...they are huge. Jet airliners also look like they are majestic and moving rather slowly when they fly over, a function of distance and perception. We know that they are actually very big and moving very fast. <The wind corridor in the US is relatively uninhabited> The wind corridors I am talking about run from Canada and the upper midwest (Minnesota, Dakotas, Montana, and Wyoming) down through Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, NM, AZ, and CA. Just because folks in much of that area don't have to live in condos doesn't mean the land in uninhabited. Like I said, each form of power generation has Pros and Conc. nnil