Wind farming

By:

Thomas, G

Contributor(s):

Davies, M

Language: English Series: Housing and Planning Review ; 46(4) August/September 1991, 6Publication details: 1991Subject(s):

Summary: Reiterates the wind power v landscape protection argument, underlining planners difficulties, which are not helped by lack of government guidelines.

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Reiterates the wind power v landscape protection argument, underlining planners difficulties, which are not helped by lack of government guidelines.

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