Oklahoma Considers Wind Power
16 October 2001 - 7:00am
Oklahoma looks at wind power for generating electricity. Landowners could benefit from millions of dollars in royalties.
"Oklahoma could be a prime producer of a new energy source wind farms...Rising demand for electricity has drawn several energy industry entrepreneurs to the plains of western Oklahoma, where the winds blow at incredible speeds. Wind-generated electricity is what they're seeking."
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Oklahoma looks to wind power
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Environmental News Network, October 3, 2005
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