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Fishermen and wind farms must learn to coexist, says MEP

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Fishermen and wind farms must learn to coexist, says MEP

Fishermen and wind farms must learn to coexist, says MEP

The European Commission wants 30% of electricity production to come from offshore wind turbines, as part of its 2050 carbon neutrality target, but this increase in wind farms is affecting fisheries.


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