TODAY'S EDITION: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 -- 01:06 PM

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Great Lakes projects founder as political winds shift

Nursing a coffee in a café just yards from the Michigan Capitol, Stanley "Skip" Pruss allowed himself to mourn political changes that have slowed state development of wind farms in the Great Lakes. It is a story that helps explain why there are no offshore wind farms there, despite estimates that the lakes could generate up to 700 gigawatts of electricity. Go to story #1

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