Proposed Cork wind farm to ‘muddy’ water supply

A proposed wind farm development will have “catastrophic” consequences for a Co Cork town’s public water supply, according to a health and safety expert.

Proposed Cork wind farm to ‘muddy’ water supply
Fri, 14 Sep, 2018 - 04:00

By Christy Parker

A proposed wind farm development will have “catastrophic” consequences for a Co Cork town’s public water supply, according to a health and safety expert.

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