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What the heck are we putting in wind farms in Utah to provide power to California? Keep the power in Utah and make California create their own wind farms in their own state.
California is already in wind behind texas. There are 15 million people living in LA, OC, SD and the surrounding counties. SLC and Utah don't have the population or the demand as CA does. This is right opprotunity for UT to created jobs.
Agreed, this is a great outlet for California to recieve clean energy and a great way for Utah to supply jobs and obtain tax income
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