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Queensland govt orders audit of wind farms amid asbestos scare

Asbestos issue continues to gather pace, fuelling fears

Credits: ENB

Queensland has become the first state in Australia to attempt to address the rising concerns over an asbestos scare linked to wind turbines. As reported by ENB, the crisis began earlier this month when Goldwind alerted...

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