Monday, September 04, 2006

"Environmentalists" chewing their own tails in Vermont

Strange.

"One of Vermont's most deeply held environmental ethics is the protection and preservation of our mountaintops and ridge lines," said Jason Gibbs, a spokesman for Gov. Jim Douglas. "While the governor supports renewable energy ... he cannot support the commercialization and industrialization of our mountaintops."


Isn't it?

"For us to say we don't want wind turbines in Vermont is irresponsible," said James Moore, an environmental advocate with the Vermont Public Interest Research Group. "If not wind, are we going to be supporting coal and mountain top removal? Are we going to support oil and aging nuclear power plants and nuclear waste?"
Sometimes I think it's power itself they object to, since generation of same ALWAYS requires some sort of land use, and land is God.

Wind power a vexing question for Vermont

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