> the proper words are "I'm not sure", not "I have my truth, you have yours". In this I agree. Looking back on it now, if I some other school had already put i

> the proper words are "I'm not sure", not "I have my truth, you have yours". In this I agree. Looking back on it now, if I some other school had already put in any sort of turbine, I would have looked for another headline. At the time, our group wasn't aware of this other school's efforts. It felt like we were all over cleantech in New England, so the dispute was a genuine surprise. I pay close attention to the misuse of facts or lack of context around facts now. I try to look for the truth even if it isn't the way I might want it to be. When I find out the truth is counter to the editor's headline on news, I get upset enough to try and pinpoint where the spin is coming from.