Wind and solar power paired with storage could power grid 99.9 percent of the time
December 18, 2012
Wind and solar power paired with storage could power grid 99.9 percent of the time.
Gas Drilling Awareness for Cortland County
December 17, 2012
GlobalTrends_2030.pdf (application/pdf Object).
Global Trends 2030: Alternative Worlds is the fifth installment in the National Intelligence
Council’s series aimed at providing a framework for thinking about the future. As with previous
editions, we hope that this report will stimulate strategic thinking by identifying critical trends and
potential discontinuities. We distinguish between megatrends, those factors that will likely occur
under any scenario, and game-changers, critical variables whose trajectories are far less certain.
Finally, as our appreciation of the diversity and complexity of various factors has grown, we have
increased our attention to scenarios or alternative worlds we might face.
December 17, 2012
Is Natural Gas Too Dangerous for America?. Motley Fool
December 16, 2012
December 15, 2012
NEW STATE-WIDE POLL
http://sri.cornell.edu/sri/files/esp/2012/Report%202%20-%202012%20-%20Natural%20Gas%20Drilling.pdf
Cover Letter – Cortland County, NY.doc
Summary Results- Cortland County – December 17-18, 2011
Comment on a similar poll by same polling firm
News Coverage:
Poll shows opposition to hydrofracking in Cortland County – YNN, Your News Now.
New poll shows majority of Cortland County opposes fracking : News : CNYcentral.com.
Oldies 101.5 – Local News.New Poll Says 58% of Cortland County Residents are Opposed to Fracking
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December 15, 2012
December 15, 2012
This is accurate and had been carefully reviewed before it was finalized. It is also good that this is going to towns, as the land owner associations have been lying about it. I hope it is not too technical The important disctinctions about the Binghamton facts were that their law was not a zoning law and every other moritorium and ban I have seen is zoning.
So, this “dire necessity” test [which I feel was not the proper one and that is part of the appeal] does not apply to zoning bans. Joe Heath, Esq.