Wigderson provides another item for Scott Walker's agenda:
...The wind farm was built as part of a plan to increase WE Energies “renewable energy” portfolio. The company is mandated by the state of Wisconsin to increase its use of renewable energy sources from less than three percent of the electricity generated by WE Energies to 8.27% by 2015.
Because Wisconsin rate-payers just LOVE pissing their money into the wind.
Yes, but politicians get such great campaign donations from wind developers for keeping the gravy train of taxpayer subsidies coming.
ReplyDeleteScooter knows the difference between sensible legislation and the gravy train, Deloras. Open for bidniz!
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