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Mapping the sensitivity of Lesotho's avifauna to wind farm developments
Anthropogenically induced climate change, coupled with the volatility of world oil markets, has accelerated the global implementation of a variety of renewable energy technologies (RETs). The southern African nation of Lesotho aims to utilise its aeolian resources by harnessing the power of the wind...
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Percy FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology
2016
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