As the public inquiry into Scottish and Southern Energy’s controversial 39 turbine wind farm at Strathy South prepares to reopen on Tuesday June 9, it has been revealed that as few as two turbines, located elsewhere in the wider local area, may be able to generate sufficient income to restore the damaged site.
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