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Community group vows to keep up the fight against wind farm despite federal approval

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Tamworth councillors express dismay over Hills of Gold Wind Farm approval, citing political motives and infrastructure concerns for small-town Nundle.

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Community group vows to keep up the fight against wind farm despite federal approval

Tamworth councillors express dismay over Hills of Gold Wind Farm approval, citing political motives and infrastructure concerns for small-town Nundle.

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NBN News

Nundle wind farm approved by federal government

The controversial Hills of Gold Wind Farm project at Nundle has been given the green light – with the federal government announcing its approval. While some locals are still vowing to oppose its construction, others say it will bring a welcome economic boost to the small town.

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Three big wind projects approved in NSW as Labor clears decks for poll

Plibersek approves three big wind projects in NSW, including the state's biggest, its most controversial, and another big asset from Andrew Forrest. The post Three big wind projects approved in NSW as Labor clears decks for poll appeared first on RenewEconomy.

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Energy Source & Distribution

Federal approval for three New South Wales wind farms

Three new wind energy projects in New South Wales have been given the green light: the 1,332MW Liverpool Range Wind Farm near Coolah, the 700MW Spicers Creek Wind Farm near Gulgong, and the 372MW Hills of Gold Wind Farm near Nundle. Related article: Tilt gets nod for revised Palmer Wind Farm in South Australia These three projects will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 6.5 million tonnes— equivalent to taking more than 2 million passenger cars …

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