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Eastern Oregon attracting wind power development (Ashland Daily Tidings)

BEND — The amount of wind power produced along the blustery Columbia Gorge is expected to more than triple in coming years. But the Gorge isn't the only Oregon locale that wind development companies are eyeing.

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Oregon runs faster to catch the wind (Seattle Times)

The amount of wind power produced along the blustery Columbia Gorge is expected to more than triple in coming years. But the Gorge isn't...

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