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Campbell, a former policy analyst with the Natural Resources Defense Council, said the city had signed the contract to retain transmission rights that could apply toward ``green'' energy projects -- including redeveloping the coal plant into something that's ``environmentally responsible. Of those, some $2 billion went to 31 projects in Latin America, including natural gas in Bolivia, Brazil and Chile, oil extraction in Venezuela and a coal plant in Colombia operated by Drummond, a U. The researchers calculate that energy-storing wind systems could be far more efficient at generating electricity and would produce, per kilowatt of electricity generated, only a third of the nitrogen-oxide emissions and less than a fifth of the greenhouse-gas pollution emitted by even the cleanest coal plant. |
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