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The members of the League of Women Voters, Cape Cod Area believe that the development of utility scale wind energy resources, such as the project proposed by Cape Wind is critical in: meeting the energy needs of our area; helping to provide clean air; providing health benefits for our citizens and addressing the issue of climate change.

-- League of Women Voters, Cape Cod Area

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Decision in sight on Cape Wind dispute
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
The Obama administration signaled a sudden urgency yesterday to resolve the nine-year dispute over building a wind farm off Cape Cod, as US Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced he would summon key parties to a meeting next week in hope of concluding the decision process within two months.

Note: Click here to read this Boston Globe article

Click here to read the statement from U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar

Also in Cape Wind in the News:
· Clean Power Now blasts Cape Wind opponents for delay tactics, grassroots group accuses opponents of taking money from coal and oil interests   (07/22/10)
· Cape Wind gets a boost from CEOs   (07/01/10)
· Audubon Society supports Nantucket Sound wind farm   (06/29/10)