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11 species threatened by wind farm in Arriaga

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The insectivorous bats are seriously affected, and the areas without vegetation increased to 72 hectares TAMARA FIERRO/PORTAVOZ According to a study published in Vitalia Revista Científico y Academica, the installation of the San Jacinto Wind Park in Arriaga, has triggered strong alterations to the ecosystem where insectivorous bats live, as well as putting at risk 11 endemic species, seriously affecting the ecological balance in the region.

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