Local protests don’t stop windfarms. Subsidy cuts do/The Spectator

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While my neighbours and I fought valiantly against a windfarm project, I think it was state-funding reductions that finally stopped it

http://www.spectator.co.uk/life/long-life/9130712/alexander-chancellor-wins-a-windfarm-battle/

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