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Published: December 2, 2008
Expectations of energy alternatives are riding on the Oklahoma breeze
BY JACK MONEY
The question is not whether wind power is coming to Oklahoma.

It’s here.

And attendees at a wind power conference in Oklahoma will explore just how much wind power is coming to Oklahoma.

"The wind industry is developing rapidly and Oklahoma can become a sustainable energy powerhouse,” said Natalie Shirley , Oklahoma’s secretary of commerce and tourism.

"Much as we’ve...

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