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The Canadian province of Ontario has officially shut down its last coal burning power plant.
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written by Ivona, May 01, 2014
That's awesome to hear! Wonder if more provinces will also take part soon
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written by Wiwi, May 05, 2014
As someone who lives in Ontario I am very happy to read this. Oh province, I'm so proud of you!
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written by sarah, May 25, 2014
Ontario is still connected to the national grid. There is no way it is possible to guarantee that electrons flowing into the online purchase of cialis grid from outside of Ontario were not produced with coal.
written by Carter Quill, June 09, 2014
Awesome! As always, Canada gives the world hope... and pancakes... I love pancakes.
This is great
written by Jack Huang, June 12, 2014
Great news. It's time to abandon coals and use clean energy to save the planet earth. Well done!
written by Steve, July 02, 2014
I love reading stuff like this. I hope the US can get smart and make this happen.
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Great Post!
A very positive step
written by Zeven Energy, August 08, 2014
As one of the commenters mentioned above, they're still connected to a larger grid, but it's a step in the right direction nonetheless.
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The Atlanta Hawks polished off the Orlando Magic 4-2 in their first-round series of the NBA Playoffs. The Hawks were leading the series 3-1 but lost Game 5 to Orlando, prompting the series to go to a sixth game. It was then that Orlando Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi crushed the Hawks in his column and declared the Magic would win.
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