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Improving international wind power law
International regulations and laws laid down in 1982 by the United Nations are failing to address the modern issues surrounding the development of offshore wind farms, according to a legal expert at the Russian Academy of Science in Moscow. Writing in the International Journal of Public Law and Policy, Ekaterina Anyanova explains how alternative methods of energy production, ...
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The European wind energy sector warns that the Spanish Energy Reform will mean deindustrialisation and loss of world leadership for the industry
The European Wind Energy industry closed ranks today to show its disagreement with the Spanish Government’s energy policy, which has introduced a retroactive support system for wind energy that changes the rules of the game for all existing investments and puts the sector’s future at risk. In a joint press conference at EWEA 2014, Europe’s biggest wind energy exhibition and ...
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US to allow eagle deaths to aid wind power
Under pressure from the wind-power industry, the Obama administration said Friday it will allow companies to kill or injure eagles without the fear of prosecution for up to three decades. The new rule is designed to address environmental consequences that stand in the way of the nation's wind energy rush: the dozens of bald and golden eagles being killed each year by the giant, spinning blades ...
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