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What’s happening with the two burned wind turbines? We asked. - The Shenandoah Sentinel

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MAHANOY TOWNSHIP - For the past four years, two burned wind turbines have sat seemingly abandoned, towering eyesores above the Ringtown Valley. Part of the Locust Ridge I wind farm in Mahanoy Township, the adjacent turbines burned in December 2020 and March 2021 respectively. At least five of them have burned in Locust Ridge I
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What’s happening with the two burned wind turbines?

For the past four years, two burned wind turbines have sat seemingly abandoned, towering eyesores above the Ringtown Valley. Part of the Locust Ridge I wind farm in Mahanoy Township, the adjacent turbines burned in December 2020 and March 2021 respectively. At least five of them have burned in Locust Ridge I and Locust Ridge II near Raven Run since they were installed beginning in 2007. Turbines that burned in 2009 and 2014 were replaced. The la…

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What’s happening with the two burned wind turbines? We asked. - The Shenandoah Sentinel

MAHANOY TOWNSHIP - For the past four years, two burned wind turbines have sat seemingly abandoned, towering eyesores above the Ringtown Valley. Part of the Locust Ridge I wind farm in Mahanoy Township, the adjacent turbines burned in December 2020 and March 2021 respectively. At least five of them have burned in Locust Ridge I

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