alternative energy essay

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Help with alternative energy essay, for California and Nevada!!!?

I have an essay on what those two states are doing for alternative energy. I have to compare and contrast the different things they are doing for alternative energy. What precautions or developments they are doing for. For instance, are they building windmills for energy or electricity etc. Lots of details or links please!!! Thank you

1.) Nevada has the Hoover Dam. It produces a ton of hydroelectricity.
2.) California is the leading producer in geothermal energy.
3.) Solar power is taking off in California and Nevada.
4.) California is the second leading producer of wind energy behind Texas.
5.) You can visit several links.

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