We've written a great deal about the potential for wind power development in Illinois -- a position that was reaffirmed when the Windpower 2009 expo took place in Chicago last week. In late April, Gov. Pat Quinn said he'd like to see turbines in "every nook and cranny ...
We've written a great deal about the potential for wind power development in Illinois -- a position that was reaffirmed when the Windpower 2009 expo took place in Chicago last week. In late April, Gov. Pat Quinn said he'd like to see turbines in "every nook and cranny of our state."
But WTTW's Rich Samuels reminded us on Chicago Tonight Tuesday that this growth inevitably involves some "growing pains." Watch his report, which focused largely on a planned wind farm in DeKalb County:
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