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Planet Forward Original Webisodes
Portsmouth Hastens Down the Wind
Planet Forward host, Frank Sesno, introduces a piece produced out of Roger Williams University showing how Portsmouth, RI is trying to reduce its carbon footprint (and municipal expenses) through an investment in wind energy.
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On March 6th, 2010 at 12:28 am Bill Zaffer Said:
Gosh maybe we should drill drill instead of do the right thing. As Pope Benedict said in his recent book. If we do not protect the planet there will be no earth to live on. We now add 100 million people a year so absolutely must but at the same time teach people to have less children.
On March 9th, 2010 at 9:12 pm Patricia Linden Schlottman Said:
I’m glad to see another installment on how Portsmouth is utilizing wind energy… I didn’t realize they had more than one wind generator. That’s fabulous! It’s a great effort toward improving their community’s carbon footprint, and a model for many other small communities. Thanks RWU for keeping us informed.