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Do wind farms really affect property values? A new study provides the most substantial answer to date
For years, opponents of wind energy development have argued that the projects lead to a decrease in property values, despite the companies proposing the projects saying there was almost no evidence to support such claims.
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Major polluter escapes EPA power plant rule
Two steam turbines at the Ninemile Point power plant emit more carbon dioxide than any gas-fired units in America, according to an E&E News review of federal emissions data. But neither would need to reduce emissions under EPA’s draft rule to limit pollution from power plants.
The new generation of hydropower dams let fish swim straight through
Redesigned turbines are solving the problem that has long plagued hydroelectric dams, churning out green energy while leaving fish unharmed.
Wind energy company to pay $8 million in killings of 150 eagles
ESI Energy pleaded guilty based on the documented “blunt force trauma” deaths of golden eagles struck by fast-moving turbine blades, prosecutors said.
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www.theatlantic.com
Are wind turbines a danger to wildlife? Ask the dogs.
Humans are terrible at finding bats and birds killed by wind turbines. Dogs are great at it.
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www.eenews.net
U.S. has 7 ocean turbines. Companies see hundreds soon
More than 20 offshore wind projects are proposed for the East Coast. Developers predict that the nascent industry could see explosive growth as states and utilities try to meet their climate goals.
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