A US District Court ruled that the Department of Defense cannot legally halt wind development by refusing to participate in a mandated review process.
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“The court ruled, however, that the DoD's national security claims did not allow it to opt out of a process that is legally mandated.”— John Timmer, Reporter, Ars Technica · Ars Technica
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