SNP’s new net zero wind farm ‘will harm golden eagles’ – Telegraph

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A net zero wind farm in Scotland is likely to harm rare golden eagles, warn conservationists.
The SNP Government is considering a proposal for Scawd Law, an eight-turbine scheme on the Holylee estate in the Scottish Borders.
Each turbine would be up to 180m tall and, according to developer [Fred Olsen Renewables](https://www.telegraph.co.uk/…/how-energy-price-crisis…/), the wind farm would generate more than £8 million for the local community.
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