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Bats' decline could cost Midwestern farmers billions
September 13, 2011 by Tim Lloyd in Harvest Public Media

Though finding an Indiana bat might slam the brakes on a proposed wind farm, the presence of other bat species isn't likely to impede development. "There's a gradient of contribution and acceptance of wildlife impacts and what companies are doing about it," said Ed Arnett, a researcher participating in the Bats Wind Energy Cooperative.

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