I appreciate the efforts of both Ken and Chris to detail the issues regarding the
proposal. I would like one thing
clarified, please. I thought that hydroelectric power was first produced across the
river on the 'St. Anthony' side and
that the Minneapolis side was only mechanical hydro powe
Chris writes:
> Part 1 of 2 (the list is just restrictive on my prolixity! :-)
Sorry - been meaning to inform list members about this
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Part 2 of 2
Ken Bradley wrote:
Main opposition points vs Crown's Hydro Project
include
2. Aesthetic flows over the falls/spillway. A minimum
of 2000 cu. ft /sec was established in 1993 as a
minimum. The Crown Hydro folks support this as a
permanent standard.
Only 50% of the time in a given year i
Part 1 of 2 (the list is just restrictive on my prolixity! :-)
ken bradley wrote:
Minnesota electricity consumer already purchase
hundreds of millions of dollars of large-scale
hydropower from Manitoba every year, which has had
numerous negative impacts on Cree and Metis people
Yes, it's true.