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What do you think? Should wildlife be endangered by wind power plants?

06 Thursday Feb 2014

Posted by Ottawa Wind Concerns in Ottawa, Renewable energy, Wind power

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Wind Concerns Ontario is sponsoring a poll on whether at-risk species of wildlife should be harmed by wind power generation facilities.

The Ontario government believes that the “overall benefits” of wind power outweigh any other environmental damage.

What do you think?

Take the poll here.

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