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Wind Energy Opposition in Vermont: Perspectives on the State's Energy FuturePitkin, William R, IV 19 May 2013 (has links)
Due to its high levels of concern and awareness of environmental issues, rural character, and sparse population, Vermont would at first glance appear to possess the ideal recipe to become a national leader in renewable energy development. Renewable initiatives have focused primarily on wind energy, as over a dozen wind farms have been proposed in the last few years across the state. However, in spite of the widely held belief in Vermont’s wind energy future, its proponents have run into vehement opposition at every proposed site, often successfully impeding the planned developments.
This report develops a wide-level framework of the motivations of and complaints presented by wind opposition groups around the state, followed by an analysis of opposition strategies commonly employed. These are contrasted with the tactics used by wind developers and their supporters to remediate or overcome this opposition. Next, this essay will offer a view of the state and local institutional settings in which these battles take place, and finally conclude with a brief analysis of various alternatives to utility-scale wind, offering suggestions for wind’s role in the future of energy in Vermont.
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Memoria y vida cotidiana en grupos de oposición al franquismo en Murcia: reconstrucción de experiencias vividas a través de nuevas fuentesEscudero Andújar, Fuensanta 27 October 2005 (has links)
Este trabajo aborda la vida cotidiana de un grupo de disidentes a la dictadura franquista en la Región de Murcia entre 1940 y 1980, periodo transcurrido entre el inicio de la dictadura y el inicio de la transición. El hilo conductor son los testimonios orales de un grupo de hombres y mujeres corrientes que narran sus experiencias relacionadas con la represión, las cárceles franquistas, las ejecuciones, el hambre, el trabajo o el ocio, sin olvidar las distintas expresiones de oposición, desde las realizadas en la intimidad hasta la militancia activa en distintas organizaciones. Otras fuentes utilizadas son las archivísticas y las iconográficas. / This work set up the daily live of a dissident group confronted to the Franco at the Region of Murcia from 1940 to 1980, period elapsed between the beginning of the dictatorship and the beginning of transition. The conductor thread is the oral testimony of a group of common man and women that tell their experiences related with the repression, the jails, the executions, the hunger, the work and the leisure, with out forgetting the different expressions of the opposition, from those made in the intimacy, to those characteristic of the militant activity in different organizations. Other sources used also are the archives and the iconographic.
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