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Officials estimate that the Fort Collins project will cost roughly $ 350 million. The stimulus money kicks in only $ 4.8 million, which leaves the city to do significant fundraising. Money could come from a mix of government, private investments, utility companies, and research and development grants. "It’s a ton of money and there’s no way we can do this on our own, "says Mike Freeman, Fort Collins’s chief financial officer and economic-development guru (专家). "The biggest risk for us is that we won’t have enough money and that this will take 20 years."
Fort Collins project call possibly get financial support from all the following source EXCEPT

A. government.
B. personal investments.
C. financial institutions.
D. research and development grants.
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Until recently, the industry has had little guidance in how to proceed with development without harming wildlife. Regulations are mostly imposed by states or local authorities, whose patchwork guidelines vary from stringent (严格的) to lax (不严格的, 松懈的). The wind Turbine Guidelines Advisory Committee-established in 2007 under the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, is proposing federal recommendations to reduce wind development’s effect on wildlife. Composed of wind-industry members, wildlife officials, and federal authorities, the committee will present the recommendations to the secretary of the interior for review in October. The recommendations are voluntary, but according to David Stout of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the guidelines will be unprecedented in terms of companies agreeing to hold themselves to a higher standard. Presently, most regulations on the wind industry are set up by
A. the federal government.
B. the Advisory Committee.
C. U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
D. states or local authorities.
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Remember back in 2001 when BP went Beyond Petroleum It was a brilliant marketing campaign, but it had less to do with changing the company’s business model than positioning Lord John Browne as the Teflon oil executive. All but a tiny fraction of BP’s revenue came, and still comes from oil. So how should we take the spate of new green announcements from the world’s major oil firms In July, ExxonMobil announced big plans to grow green algae to fuel cars; last week, Chevron unveiled the world’s largest carbon-sequestration project in Australia; and in recent months, Valero, Marathon, and Sunoco carried out a series of acquisitions that resulted in Big Oil controlling 7 percent of the U. S. ethanol business. Who was John Browne
A. The Teflon oil executive.
B. The executive of Chevron.
C. The executive of ExxonMobil.
D. The executive of Big Oil.
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