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Plan for Wind Farm Off Massachusetts Clears State Hurdle
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Army Corps of Engineers releases Cape Wind Draft Environmental Impact Statement to public
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Radar ornithology adds to wind farm data gathering
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Independent experts agree, Cape Wind's electricity will power Cape & Islands and reduce pollution and energy prices
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Articles about Danish offshore wind & wildlife studies
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Resolution of Coast Guard Reathorization Act
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Global Warming and local impacts
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Offshore Wind Power Can Light Up the Northeast - Energy Department Report
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Daily Show Covers Cape Wind
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Cape Wind will create hundreds of new jobs and significant tax revenue for Massachusetts and Cape Cod, according to a new study by Global Insight
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Project At a Glance
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Project Overview Table of Contents
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Project Siting and Visual Simulations
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View from Cape and Islands
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Cape Wind Environmental Studies
10 most voted on polls.
1.
The sound of a modern wind farm located between 750 and 1,000 feet away is approximately equivalent to the sound of:
- (615 Votes)
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What was the maximum wind gust recorded at the Cape Wind data tower during the January 22-23 blizzard?
- (468 Votes)
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If you were to line up 45 foot sailboats, bow to stern, how many boats could you fit in between the closest wind turbines?
- (399 Votes)
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What percent of the time would the winds be strong enough on Horseshoe Shoal to be producing electricity from the wind turbines?
- (385 Votes)
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In average wind conditions, how long would it take Cape Wind`s turbines to produce an equivalent amount of electricity to what would have been produced by the 98,000 gallons of oil, recently spilled into Buzzards Bay?
- (378 Votes)
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Cape Wind will produce on average, 170 megawatts (MW). How much electricity does the Cape & Islands use on average?
- (301 Votes)
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Carbon Dioxide is the leading greenhouse gas responsible for global warming and rising sea levels. Cape Wind would offset over 1 million tons of CO2 annually. This is equivalent to removing how many cars from the road?
- (297 Votes)
8.
The wind turbines are protected in which of the following ways?
- (276 Votes)
9.
The UK plans to use 10% renewable energy by 2010. Fifteen new offshore wind energy projects are currently under review. The largest of these projects is 1,200 MW. What is the average size of these projects?
- (256 Votes)
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According to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, reducing demand for natural gas by increasing the production of renewable energy will have what impact?
- (228 Votes)
10 most downloaded files.
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Offshore Wind Farm Boat Tour
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Offshore Wind Farm Boat Tour
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Greenpeace Windpower Movie - "Switch"
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Economic Impact Report
(Category: Reports)
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MEPA Certificate on Environmental Notification Form
(Category: Permitting Documents)
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DOE White Paper - Implications for Offshore Wind Generation and Fuel Diversity
(Category: Reports)
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Dependence Radio Ad
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MEPA Notice of Project Change
(Category: Permitting Documents)
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Frequently Asked Questions
(Category: Frequently Asked Questions)
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Cape Wind Year in Review 2003
(Category: Year in Review)
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