North Sea Offshore Wind Farm Good for Local Fauna, Study Finds

August 10th, 2011 by Zachary Shahan

Think offshore wind farms may hurt the marine environment and sea life? Well, a comprehensive study of the matter has not been conducted yet, but the study of a North Sea wind farm is quite positive, finding that the offshore wind farm actually benefits the local fauna. Here’s more from one of our sister sites, Planetsave.

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