Efforts by a Kansas legislator to curb wind farm growth are drawing criticism from proponents who contend it will only hurt the state. It also shows the divisions that exist between those who want wind powered electricity and those who aren’t so eager to have it.
Another example perhaps of “not in my backyard.”
A University of Kansas political science professor pointed out it will harm more rural counties because they are the locations of the farms reported the Topeka Capital Journal.
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