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The New York Times writes about CoalPosted December 18th, 2007 by rickfuentes in
New Type of Coal Plant Moves Ahead, Haltingly...read more »
Coal Projects Canceled in WyomingPosted December 14th, 2007 by elena in
PacificCorp canceled two coal projects in Wyoming. Spokesman Dave Eskelsen said, "The situation the company finds itself in now is a significant amount of uncertainty about what climate change regulation might do to the cost of coal plants. ...read more »
Sept. 19, 2007: Big Stone Pullouts Leave Coal-fired Electricity's Future in QuestionPosted September 21st, 2007 by elenaGreat River Energy pulled out of the Big Stone II project, siting cost as the main reason. The project now lacks substantial funding. Argus Leader Sept. 19, 2007: Neal St. Anthony: Big Stone II Events May Signal End of Coal EraPosted September 20th, 2007 by elenaGreat River Energy pulled out of the Big Stone II project, which begs the question, is the nation moving away from a time of coal plants? Star Tribune Sept. 18, 2007: Big Stone II Power Plant Suffers SetbackPosted September 18th, 2007 by elenaThe proposed Big Stone II project may be downsized following the withdrawal of Great River Energy Minnesota Public Radio Aug. 29, 2007: Meeting Today on Power PlantsPosted August 29th, 2007 by elenaEnvironmental advocates gather to express concerns over the pollution of a power plant in southern Illinois. Naperville Sun Big Stone II Power LinesPosted August 17th, 2007 by elenaA set-back for environmentalists and clean-energy supporters, two Minnesota administrative law judges lent their support to proposed Big Stone II power lines. The judges will make a recommendation to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission, which will make a decision on the power lines this fall. ...read more »
Aug. 17, 2007: Decision Favors Power Lines but Opponents Say “Judges Got it Wrong”Posted August 17th, 2007 by elena in
A coalition of renewable energy and environmental groups say two Minnesota administrative law judges ‘got it wrong’ when they ruled Wednesday the Big Stone II Power Plant should be allowed to extend power lines into Minnesota from the plant at Big Stone City, South Dakota. GREATER DAKOTA NEWS SERVICE |
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