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Home›Operations & Maintenance›Kirkcudbright port boss finds Wigtown Bay windfarm “dangerous” (UK)
Operations & Maintenance

September 17, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Kirkcudbright port boss finds Wigtown Bay windfarm “dangerous” (UK)

Kirkcudbright port boss Peter Roberts condemned the proposals, for as many as 90 massive turbines in Wigtown Bay, as “dangerous”.Mr Roberts… By Doug Archibald (icdumfries) [mappress] Source: icdumfries, September 17, 2010;

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Kirkcudbright port boss Peter Roberts condemned the proposals, for as many as 90 massive turbines in Wigtown Bay, as “dangerous”.Mr Roberts…

By Doug Archibald ( icdumfries )

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Source: icdumfries, September 17, 2010;

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