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Petition would bar wind towers in Barton
October 17, 2007 by Associated Press in Burlington Free Press
October 17, 2007 by Associated Press in Burlington Free Press
Residents upset about recent state approval for a wind power project in a neighboring town have launched a petition drive to change the town plan to prohibit commercial wind power development.
“This petition basically reinforces that we don’t want to look at the ones at the end of Crystal Lake, and we don’t want the construction coming through,” said Liz Butterfield, owner of the Barton Village Corner Store. “And in the future, we don’t want wind development in the town of Barton.” ...“I think a 420-food wind tower at the end of a state park is a travesty,” Butterfield said.
Public asked to comment on wind project
December 22, 2010 by Keith Whitcomb Jr. in Bennington Banner
December 22, 2010 by Keith Whitcomb Jr. in Bennington Banner
The Green Mountain National Forest will take comments from the public until Feb. 18 on a proposed 17-turbine, 34-megawatt, wind power facility in Searsburg and Readsboro.
The project has been proposed by Deerfield Wind, LLC, a subsidiary of Iberdrola Renewables.
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Massachusetts and Vermont wildlife officials are asking the public to help identify bats affected by a mysterious illness known as white nose syndrome.
This time of year, bats are normally hibernating in caves and in abandoned mines across the Northeast. But researchers are getting reports of bats weakly flying around in broad daylight or dying on decks and in backyards.
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Public Service Board denies permit for East Haven wind farm
July 17, 2006 by Wilson Ring, Associated Press Writer in Boston Globe
July 17, 2006 by Wilson Ring, Associated Press Writer in Boston Globe
MONTPELIER, Vt. --A company's bid to build a wind farm atop a remote Northeast Kingdom mountain was rejected by the Public Service Board on Monday because of concerns about how the turbines would affect birds and bats.