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- So... you want to replace Stroger already? Well, not so fast!
- IL wants this powerplant so bad we're offering more than $80 million in incentives. What's so special? This plant could be the prototype for future pollution-free electrical generation.
- United and American are both pulling out of Midway. So what does that leave? Southwest, ATA, and AirTran.
- Oprah is moving into radio.
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Considering that United and American, combined, accounted for a total of 10 flights and less than 1% of passenger traffic Midway? I don't understand why they'd ever bothered with having operations there when they could operate those flights from O'Hare w/out any extra staff.
This supposed power plant isn't exactly pollution free. According to the article,
"Plans call for the plant to capture at least 90 percent of its carbon dioxide emissions and inject them underground. That process -- called sequestration -- will test whether the gas can be kept underground indefinitely."
Sketch.