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by Anonymous User

I'm afraid I'm missing your point Imogen.

Austria? Their windfarms are a feel-good political instrument only. They don't generate much power for them. But they are a good way to spend money.

Within Europe, only Spain is farther from achieving their Kyoto targets. My source is here

If you're serious about cutting Australian Emisisons, stay well away from Austria.

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