Harnessing the Tides on the Essex Coast The scheme just launched for the continuous generation of cheap electricity for Essex towns by the the The originator, Leonard Weaver, though not "an engineer, was inspired by what he saw of hydro-electric enterprise in America to ce the possibilities of the marshlands opposite the northern ide of the island of Mersen, where has lived for the last 20 years.
The Weaver Tidal Power Syndicate, Ld, was formed, and the "blind to her weak points; after a visit to London, has been engineering levels are now being not easy to live with, wa recording his impression of on taken for the first portion of the the wrong," and wad a nasty! House of Commons.
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