Cape Wind Moves Forward
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After nine years, countless reviews, and two administrations the the Cape Wind Project gets the green light from the White House. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar approved the plan for the country's first offshore farm, but as Clean Skies News' Lee Patrick Sullivan reports, the fight is still not over.
Published: 05/03/10 8:50am
Running Time: 02:58
Related Keywords: Politics (Wind), Politics, White House (Politics), Organizations (Wind), States/Regions (Politics), Wind, Clean Skies News, Cape Wind, Deval Patrick, Ken Salazar, Massachusetts, offshore wind farm, Robert Kennedy, tribe
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