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Wind farms seen as big money maker for state growth
Wind energy projects are expanding rapidly with economic benefits touted by Lincoln County leaders. At peak, 250 workers on site, now about 130. Kansas plans push wind to 10 percent of energy by 2010, with national aims for 20 percent by 2030. Projects attract royalties, jobs, and potential tourism along I-70.
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Martinson
Stanley Walker
Lincoln County Economic Development Foundation
Kansas City Board of Public Utilities of
Kansas City
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Midwest Energy Inc
Cloud County Community College
Concordia
Bruce Graham
Kansas
Kathleen Sebelius
Bush
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Walker
Lincoln County