Number of planned onshore wind farms rises by two thirds/The Telegraph

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The number of onshore wind farms granted planning permission has risen by two thirds in the past three years, official figures have revealed.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/energy/10571988/Number-of-planned-onshore-wind-farms-rises-by-two-thirds.html

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