Oklahoma's wind power may be clean energy, better than oil or natural gas, but the spread of windfarms still hurts hunting and w | Field & Stream

Oklahoma's wind power may be clean energy, better than oil or natural gas, but the spread of windfarms still hurts hunting and w

Photo by Chad Love. Uploaded on February 13, 2008

Oklahoma's wind power may be clean energy, better than oil or natural gas, but the spread of windfarms still hurts hunting and wildlife habitat, like the quail and prairie chicken grounds at Cooper Wildlife Management Area if not regulated

Photo by Chad Love

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