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Watertown Daily Times
By Marcus Wolf
PUBLISHED: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2016

 Little Galloo Island

Jefferson County Planning Board member Clifford P. Schneider claimed that Apex Clean Energy failed to address the potential number of birds and bats that could die from colliding with their turbines’ blades and rotors for its proposed Galloo Island Wind Farm. He requested that the developer should conduct a radar study in 2017 to determine that statistic.
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