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<title>Testing the effectiveness of an experimental acoustic bat deterrent at the Maple Ridge wind farm</title>
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<title>Evaluating the Costs and Benefits of Wind Energy Development in the Mountains of Virginia</title>
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Rick Webb's presentation on October 17 at the Energy Virginia conference provides a thought provoking analysis of the costs and benefits of industrial wind energy.
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Rick Webb's presentation on October 17 at the Energy Virginia conference provides a thought provoking analysis of the costs and benefits of industrial wind energy.
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<title>Wind Power Facility Siting Case Studies: Community Response</title>
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