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Daily Archives: January 25, 2011
An open letter to Colebrook from FairWindCt
FairWindCT organized quickly in December, 2010, after BNE Energy submitted 2 applications to the Connecticut Siting Council for wind farms in Colebrook. We were shocked to learn that 6 huge wind turbines standing as much as 492 feet tall – … Continue reading
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