Reaping the wind in a brand new age: to some New Englanders, wind turbines are graceful and intriguing additions to the landscape that produce ... An article from: Conservation Matters

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Title: Reaping the wind in a brand new age: to some New Englanders, wind turbines are graceful and intriguing additions to the landscape that produce much-needed energy with no cost to the beleaguered natural environment. To others, they're a visual blight, one that threatens wildlife, fisheries, air and boat traffic, and the very sanctity of our public lands and waters.
Author: Mary Grady
Publication:Conservation Matters (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 22, 2003
Publisher: Conservation Law Foundation
Volume: 9 Issue: 2 Page: 21(6)

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