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Last permit means an end to fight against Cape Wind
Credit: Cape Cod Times, www.capecodonline.com 16 January 2011 ~~
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Your articles over the past several years on Cape Wind’s efforts to “take over” Nantucket Sound have been very informative. However, the last one was devastating!
“Cape Wind garners final government permit,” your Jan. 8 story, means the end of the end for any hope that this will not come to pass.
About one year ago during the Scott Brown Senate campaign, then-candidate Brown stated that putting windmills in Nantucket Sound would be like putting them in the Grand Canyon.
The issuance of the last permit really is a shame. We have the most beautiful views of Nantucket Sound from Craigville Beach. On a hot, humid, sunny day in July, 1,000 or more tourists will now see windmills and hear foghorns. Such a shame: another American treasure gone … and gone forever.
Jack Stupakevich
Centerville
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