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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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 		Mass. Wampanoag tribe supports Cape wind farm
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
A Wampanoag (WAHM'-pah-nog) Indian tribe from Massachusetts is supporting a proposed Nantucket Sound wind farm opposed by two tribes closer to the project.

The Pocasset Wampanoag chairman George Spring Buffalo wrote to Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, who is considering the 130-turbine Cape Wind project.  ...He said Cape Wind fits a vision for energy "produced in harmony with nature."

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Click here to read this Associated Press article in Business Week


Click here to read a related article in the Cape Cod Times


Click here to read a related article in Cape Cod Today that contains the text of Chairman George Spring Buffalo's letter
Also in Cape Wind in the News:
· Federal Government Opens More Ocean to Wind Projects   (02/03/12)
· Jim Gordon discusses SJC Decision to Uphold Approval of Cape Wind contract   (12/30/11)
· Project Opponents in deep debt   (11/18/11)


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