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Cohocton Wind Watch is a 43 year old guy from Cohocton, New York, USA
Cohocton Wind Watch is a community citizen organization dedicated to preserve the public safety, property values, economic viability, environmental integrity and quality of life in Cohocton, NY and in surrounding townships. Neighbors committed to public service in order to achieve a reasonable vision for a Finger Lakes region worthy of future generations.
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Cohocton Town Supervisor Zigenfus parrots the same lies as the wind developers. Where are all those jobs? Coming from constant repairs to a project that does not work to produce any meaningful energy! As for the money, how much went in the Zigenfus pocket?
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My reaction when asked for a comment: Not surprised . . .
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Rated • 1 review • environment, alternative energy, industrial wind, citizen power alliance • citizenpoweralliance.org
The CPA includes 14 member groups so far, including Citizens for a Healthy Rural Neighborhood of Perry. They're primarily based in Western New York, though the CPA is a statewide group, with other members in New Hampshire and Ohio.
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Prattsburgh Supervisor Harold McConnell faces further criticism following a vote last week to condemn and seize private land for the project.
Rated • 1 review • energy industry, video, upc wind, cohocton wind watch, cohocton ny • youtube.com
Proof that UPC has compromised a Cohocton Planning Board member who voted for the UPC " Special Use" Permits.
Now he is employed by the Mortenson general contractor on the UPC Wind Cohocton Project, while remaining a Cohocton Planning Board member.
Rated • 1 review • energy industry, video, upc wind, cohocton wind watch, cohocton ny • youtube.com
Proof that UPC has compromised a Cohocton Planning Board member who voted for the UPC " Special Use" Permits.
Now he is employed by the Mortenson general contractor on the UPC Wind Cohocton Project, while remaining a Cohocton Planning Board member.
Rated • 1 review • alternative energy, u s senate, industrial wind, s 2821, citizen power alliance • citizenpoweralliance.org
Citizen Power Alliance strongly opposes the inclusion of industrial wind subsidy in this bill. Extension of the investment tax credit (ITC) and providing incentives for an inefficient technology will only cause a further tax burden on the public. The following points are compelling:
Vote NO on S. 2821, the Clean Energy Stimulus Act or eliminate industrial wind from any other legislative bills that provide investment tax credits (ITC).
