Edinburgh Airport concerns lead committee to reject Outh Muir windfarm/The Courier

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Plans for five 360ft-high wind turbines near Knockhill have been rejected after concerns they could be mistaken for low flying aircraft on Edinburgh Airport’s radar.

http://www.thecourier.co.uk/news/local/fife/edinburgh-airport-concerns-lead-committee-to-reject-outh-muir-windfarm-1.294999

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