Cleveland — Wind power is one of the fastest developing energy sources in the United States. But how much of a threat is it to birds and bats? The Icebreaker is an offshore wind energy project, proposed by LEEDCo in the Central Lake Erie Basin. This pilot project will consist of six wind turbines located […]
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