DWP drops plan to build 85-mile power transmission line across the desert (Los Angeles Times)

11 March 2010, 12:19 am

Environmental groups opposed the $800-million Green Path North Transmission Line because it would have crossed wilderness preserves and scenic ridgelines. Facing enormous costs and fierce opposition from environmental groups, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power on Wednesday announced that it has dropped plans to build an 85-mile-long "green" power transmission line across desert ...... Read More »

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