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Verifiable facts, please
Credit: Sun Journal, www.sunjournal.com 19 August 2010 ~~
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Those of us who have been trying to spread the facts about mountaintop industrial wind in Maine have had a hard time getting the word out. For the most part, local media outlets have been happy to spread the “party line” that “wind is good, wind is green, and that developers and politicians are working with the best interests of Maine as their primary goal.”
The evidence seems to suggest otherwise. That is why I was so impressed to see the recent article by Naomi Schalit. We need more of this type of fact-based reporting.
Please keep up the good work and continue to print articles and letters that are based on verifiable facts, not “feel good” propaganda.
David P. Corrigan, Registered Maine Master Guide
Concord Township, Maine
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