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The Whimbrel and the Wind Turbines: Capable of Coexistence?

Inside Climate News · By Charles Paullin · last updated
The Nature Conservancy and the College of William and Mary are researching potential conflicts with Dominion Energy’s offshore wind project.

By Charles Paullin

QUINBY, Va.—There’s the whimbrel. It’s a large brown and tan shorebird with long legs and a curved beak it uses to dig into the sand and mud for food.

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