Evidence in Support of a Greener Alternative to Ontario's Proposed Integrated Power System Plan

September 10, 2008
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Renewable Is Doable Group
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The following are summaries of evidence submitted to the 2008 Ontario Energy Board hearing on the Integrated Power System Plan (IPSP) on behalf of the David Suzuki Foundation, Eneract, Greenpeace, the Sierra Club of Canada, WWF- Canada, the Pembina Institute and the Ontario Sustainable Energy Association.

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