A report from the Union of Concerned Scientists claims that "supplying 10 percent of Nebraska's electricity with wind power by 2012 would create 360 more jobs, $8 million more in income, and $35 million more in gross state product than producing the same amount of electricity from coal and natural gas generation."
(A report from the Union of Concerned Scientists; claims; that "supplying 10 percent of Nebraska's electricity with wind power by 2012 would create 360 more jobs, $8 million more in income, and $35 million more in gross state product than producing the same amount of electricity from coal and natural gas generation) Context(A report from the Union of Concerned Scientists claims,List([0, 54))):(supplying 10 percent of Nebraska's electricity with wind power by 2012; would create; 360 more jobs, $8 million more in income, and $35 million more in gross state product than producing the same amount of electricity from coal and natural gas generation)
A report from the Union of Concerned Scientists claims,List([0, 54))
A report from the Union of Concerned Scientists supplying 10 percent of Nebraska's electricity with wind power by 2012
claims would create
that "supplying 10 percent of Nebraska's electricity with wind power by 2012 would create 360 more jobs, $8 million more in income, and $35 million more in gross state product than producing the same amount of electricity from coal and natural gas generation
360 more jobs, $8 million more in income, and $35 million more in gross state product than producing the same amount of electricity from coal and natural gas generation