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February 6, 2008
Sarah Hill-Nelson, Bowersock - Testimony before the House Committee on Energy and Utilities
Hill-Nelson's testimony outlines the use of hydro-power in Kansas and the possible future expansion of the Bowersock power production on the Kansas River. In addition, Hill-Nelson urges "legislators to put Kansas in step with other states in the nation to prepare the state to take full advantage ofthe significant economic development opportunities available through the development ofrenewable energy."
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http://www.climateandenergy.org/_FileLibrary/FileImage/Hill-NelsonBowersock.pdf
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