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Statue Of Liberty & Ellis Island Now Powered By The Wind

Posted: Sunday, October 29th, 2006 by damnHippy
Tags: Activism, Conservation, Energy, Latest News, Renewable Energy

The statue of liberty as well as Ellis Island is now run off of wind power. The windmills are not on-site though, the wind power is purchased from a generation facility in Pennsylvania. 

Wind Power Lights Up Statue Of Liberty, Ellis Island » [WNBC.com]

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