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Wind turbine research to begin in Baker Lake

The research will test whether wind turbines can be an alternative energy source in the community.

By David Lochead, Nunatsiaq News August 2, 2022
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Wind turbine research is expected to start this fall in Baker Lake, and could lead to the alternative form of energy generation being used there in the future.

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