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By Joe_Walsh
February 4, 2010
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It is an absurdly paradoxical photo, and a perfect fit in the tragicomic nine-years-and-counting Cape Wind narrative. A Coloradoan in a cowboy hat aboard a vessel in windswept Nantucket Sound, meets a...
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By Joe_Walsh
November 23, 2009
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We all know that kindergarten rules don't always apply in life. One that becomes victim to reality somewhere around first grade is the "it is ALWAYS a tie" fallacy. No winners or losers? Well, not qui...
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By Joe_Walsh
November 2, 2009
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Industry observers and renewable energy insiders may have mixed opinions about how well the new admininstration is progressing on renewable energy policy, but they can all agree on one change: in the ...
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By Joe_Walsh
October 22, 2009
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While much (though not enough) of the engagement between developers and communities takes an informal context, the fact remains that all discussions about project planning and possible alter...
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One of the most frequent dynamics in developer-community interactions is "David versus Goliath". Like developers who wheel out the same old transparent tactics, local opponents have a wealth of w...
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Nuclear power may be on the way back into vogue, but the nuclear option is something you want to stay away from in your public engagement.
Like many other cities, Boston struggles with homelessn...
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In Sunday's New York Times, Clifford Levy educated Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov about the community-based opposition that he is facing as he takes over ownership of the New Jersey Nets a...
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