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Wind farm fears for landscapes to be debated
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Fears over the cumulative effects of wind farms on the landscape in parts of the Highlands will be raised this week when three applications in one area will be decided.
Highland Council’s planning, Europe and tourism committee will discuss plans which could see 65 turbines, all about 100 metres high, built in Sutherland.
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