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Salem Wind Facts: Information You Can Count On →

Wind Turbine Neighbors Speak Out

Posted on September 30, 2011 by karenkahn33

Interviews with Turbine Neighbors in Hull, MA & Portsmouth, RI. from liz Argo on Vimeo.

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