Do you agree or disagree with Proposition 7?

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Do you agree or disagree with Proposition 7, Renewable Energy? ( polls)

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kevin wrote on Sep 1, 2008 10:34 PM:

" Vote NO on this turkey! We remember what happened the LAST time the Legislature tried to "control" energy production? HIGH PRICES were the result.

And thats what the consumer will get from this proposition! "

Trying wrote on Oct 10, 2008 2:36 PM:

" Silly. This is not about the legislature controlling energy production. This is about we Californians choosing clean energy. The people opposing the proposition are the utility companies who gouged us with deregulation in 2000/2001. "

entity wrote on Oct 15, 2008 3:07 PM:

" Vote yes on Prop 7. Encourage power companies to choose better methods for making power besides coal and natural gas. What's the one thing California really has going, the thing everyone moves here for? The SUN! There's plenty of it to go around. Let's strongly encourage companies to support R&D for solar, geothermal, wind, and bio-fuels.

For what it's worth, I disagree on anti-nuclear stances with many proponents of this bill. Nuclear power can be cheap, safe, reliable, and pretty clean, given good safety and disposal practices.

Remember what happened the last time the legislature tried to "deregulate" energy production? ENRON was the result. Woops! "

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