After all, who cares about citizen's rights -- who the heck do these citizens think they are anyway?

See their communication here:

http://action.sierraclub.org/site/MessageViewer?dlv_id=320182&em_id=360048.0

This is the same bill that the House overwhelmingly passed just three days ago. 

Two bills to give Unorganized Territory more say in wind deals rejected by Senate

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The first bill rejected by the Senate — LD 1323, sponsored by Rep. Teresea Hayes, D-Buckfield — would have reinstituted the zoning process that was in effect before the Wind Act was passed.

The second — LD 616, sponsored by Rep. Larry Dunphy,…

A Warning to Congress: Renewal of Wind Energy Subsidies Will Lead to a Big Boost in Carbon Emissions

• By Mike Krancer
• April 3, 2014, Noon

Mike Krancer previously served as secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.…

LD 1323

Reference…

House advances bill to give Unorganized Territory more say in wind development

Maine Department of Environmental Protection challenges judge’s ruling on island wind power noise

The other day First Wind announced they were looking to borrow $75 million. The press release was apparently NOT released to the media in Maine. Maybe doing so would have frightened the so called Maine environmental groups who associate First Wind with giving them money.…

With partnership in limbo, First Wind seeks to borrow $75 million

By Tux Turkel tturkel@pressherald.com

Staff Writer…

Video:

http://www.maine.gov/legis/house/h_video.htm

Audio

http://www.maine.gov/legis/house/h_audio.htm

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Please note that the former Vice-Chair of RGGI and now Treasurer of RGGI, David Littell, is one of three commissioners on the Maine PUC which has a demonstrated track record of overruling its staff recommendations in favor of the wind industry, e.g., approving the First Wind-Emera merger and approving the Maine Power Reliability Project at a ratepayer financed price tag of $1.4…

How nice that Connecticut feels it's important to get behind wind power as a "symbol". It's indeed a great symbol -- of ideology, political correctness and reckless government meddling triumphing over empiricism and common sense.

In this article, Sen. Bob Duff, the head…

Letter to the Editor: LD 616 is about more than just wind

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Because I was not aware of the loss of my rights when it occurred, I want to sound an alarm and educate my fellow Mainers.

The story is simple. In 2008, The…

When reading CLF's comments, please bear in mind that their CLF Ventures works with the wind…

Please bear in mind that so called smart meters have everything to do with central planning's embrace of wind:

A smart grid would allow the integration of variable energy sources like wind and solar. For example, if electricity output dropped suddenly due to a change in wind generation, the grid could dim the lights in big box…

Welcome mat not fully out, Northeast Wind Summit comes to Maine

Politics aside, market demand is driving business deals, organizers say.

By Tux Turkel tturkel@pressherald.com

Staff Writer

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Although U.S. Sen. Angus King of Maine gave opening remarks by video, no…

Do ratepayers think that the extraordinary costs of this possible transmission build-out will not somehow end up hitting their pocketbooks? Is it not time for the formation of a New England ratepayers association?

Will we allow the kleptocracy to keep handing everything we have to the rent seekers?

And why…