Ireland refuses Donegal wind farm over eagle collision risk

Ireland's planning commission rejected an eight-turbine wind farm near Glenties, Donegal, citing collision risk to Golden and White-tailed eagles. This marks a regulatory setback for renewable energy expansion in a region with sensitive raptor populations, potentially signaling stricter environmental review for future wind projects.

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