Plans to build nine-turbine wind farm near village met with opposition – STV

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A planning application to build a nine-turbine wind farm near a Ross-shire village has been met with an objection from the Highland Council.
The local authority has lodged its opposition to the proposed Carn Fearna wind farm, to be situated near Garve.
A letter detailing the local authority’s response notes that it objected on the grounds that the development would negatively impact the surrounding environment, including Ben Wyvis. https://news.stv.tv/highlands-islands/plans-to-build-nine-turbine-wind-farm-near-village-met-with-opposition
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