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Forum Discusses Environmental and Geological Risks of Proposed High-Voltage Power Lines…

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 5

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A public forum, titled "NATURE ON THE LINE," was announced for citizens and community members across Wisconsin to discuss power line issues. The event focuses on two high-voltage power line developments proposed across southern Wisconsin. The gathering, hosted by the nonprofit organization No 765 Line, Inc., will feature expert speakers detailing the hazards involved in constructing the power transmission lines through the Driftless area.

From wrco.com

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The discussion centers on the critical environmental and geological risks associated with the proposed energy infrastructure. Curt Meine will share insights into the region's historical wildlife ecology, presenting joint research regarding threats posed by expansive tower easements and intense 765 kV electromagnetic fields.

From wrco.com

Who's involved

WisconsinState where the proposed high-voltage power lines are being discussed.
Curt MeineCo-editor of The Driftless Reader, presenting joint research on power line threats.

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Oct 5wrco.com