Scots Tory MP and Deputy Scotland Minister raises safety concerns after parts fly off £500,000 Nordex wind turbine in N. Ireland winter storm/Scottish Energy News

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David Mundell, the Deputy UK Minister for Scotland – and whose constituency is in Scotland – has raised fears about the safety of wind turbines the following unexplained collapse at wind farm in Northern Ireland.

http://www.scottishenergynews.com/scots-tory-mp-and-deputy-scotland-minister-raises-safety-concerns-after-parts-fly-off-500000-nordex-wind-turbine-in-n-ireland-winter-storm/

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may hurry · January 10, 2015 at 1:41 pm

good, hope the lot collapse

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