Renewables company says turbines will hit Anzac memorial trees

A proposed wind farm in New South Wales would require trucks transporting turbines to pass alongside trees planted as a First World War memorial. The dozen trees lining a local road could be damaged by the heavy equipment, ABC News reports. The situation highlights a tension between renewable energy development and heritage preservation in Australia.

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