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Most Huggable: Drunk on Ethanol, Organic Pets, Cities Leading in Green Power

by Jacob Gordon, Nashville, TN on 04.18.07

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I love that Seattle, despite the fact that our public utility is carbon neutral, is listed at only 3.5%. Yes, almost all of our electricity is from large-scale hydro. Most of that is from dams on the Skagit River well above where salmon can access - there are waterfalls between the ocean and the dams, so the environmental damage done by these dams is less now than would be building *any* kind of replacement generation capacity.

April 18, 2007 5:07 PM |