Allegan County is considered one of four regions in Michigan presenting the highest potential for wind-generated electricity, according to the first of four reports to be released by Grand Valley State University's Wind Energy Assessment Study.
The study is trying to determine conflicts that might emerge with the development of wind power facilities in four coastal Lake Michigan counties: Oceana, Muskegon, Ottawa and Allegan.
According to excerpts from the story:
The next phase of the project includes specifically analyzing the environmental, social and economic foundations and interactions that make wind energy development a complex challenge. The team will also investigate approaches for mitigating adverse effects so net benefits of wind energy can be maximized.
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