A good article to address the
Geographic Concepts of Thinking, particularly Geographic Perspective and Spatial
Significance
Project
seeks to harness – and harvest – the force of Fundy
HALIFAX — The Globe and Mail
Published Sunday, Nov. 16 2014, 10:50 PM EST
Last updated Sunday, Nov. 16 2014, 10:50 PM EST
Five years ago, the Irish
company OpenHydro installed a 10-tonne, multimillion-dollar tidal turbine on
the floor of the Minas Passage – a narrow body of water dominated by the
magnificent basalt cliffs of Cape Split that connects the Minas Basin to the
Bay of Fundy.
This was a historic first in North America and a test to see if
the renowned Fundy tides, known for being the highest in the world, could be
harnessed to produce electricity.
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