Here's the story that should have been on A1 in place of the divorce feature. Of course, it has to be from AP because the Courier editors are not exercised to devote budget to the local angles of this important change in state energy policy.
This is the sort of thing that really affects all of us, now and more so in the future, and our local paper should be helping our community understand its implications and opportunities.
For readers of the Daily Courier in Prescott, Arizona. Comment and discuss. Be nice, now.
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Monday, July 9, 2007
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I have to agree on this one, tho I'd be interested in a good local angle -- how many solar businesses are there ... how are they doing ... a look at local homes @ businesses with some solar power ... a look at off-the-grid installations, etc.
ReplyDeleteEspecially with all that's being done locally, like over in Chino.
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