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Many people like the idea of using windmill farms, but they do not want the power plants near their homes. What is the most likely reason that people do not want to live near wind power plants?
They are concerned about being exposed to air pollution.
They are worried that wind near their homes will be used up.
They think the increased operating costs will increase their electric bills.
They do not want to live near towers that transfer electricity.
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They do not want to live near towers that transfer electricity.
People’s opposition is usually NIMBY—concerns about visual impact, noise, safety, wildlife effects and property values from turbines and transmission infrastructure, not air pollution or "using up" wind.
People’s opposition is usually NIMBY—concerns about visual impact, noise, safety, wildlife effects and property values from turbines and transmission infrastructure, not air pollution or "using up" wind.
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