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In New York, The Town Of Freedom Isn’t Free From Big Wind

25 June 2020 by DSR

  “Three years ago, John B. Rhodes, the chairman of the New York Public Service Commission, insisted that his state’s renewable-energy permitting process was not stacked against rural communities. During a 2017 meeting of the Independent Power Producers of New York in Saratoga Springs, Rhodes declared that the state’s siting procedure is “not a stacked … [Read more…]

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