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Irish companies harness sea power

Posted April 01, 2008 8:39 AM

From CNET News.com:

Irish companies harness sea power. Irish companies that they say could harvest power from the turbulent waters off the country's West Coast in a few years. They want to bring it to the U.S. and New Zealand too. News.com's Michael Kanellos traveled to Galway, Ireland to check out their plans.

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Re: Irish companies harness sea power

04/02/2008 6:32 AM

The Headline says: "< Irish companies harness sea power.">

Then follows: <"Irish companies that they say could harvest power from the turbulent waters off the country's West Coast in a few years.">

So the Headline is incorrect, just journalistic flannel.

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