In an editorial on Monday, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer threw its 2 cents into the pot, regarding heated debates over what Seattle should do to plan for the teardown of the Alaskan Way Viaduct. The PI points out that planning 25 years in advance is an opportunity to look to alternatives which take into account future viewpoints on transit and highway development.
Changes are in the works for Illinois electricity markets, as deregulation will produce higher rates in 2007. CNT’s Community Energy Cooperative is promoting new options that will benefit local residents, and the Cooperative’s Energy-Smart Pricing Plan is attracting attention.
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