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Renewable projects a kick in the guts: ‘Zero jobs or economic investment’

Renewable projects like the Macintyre Wind farm are bypassing local council and promising nothing to local communities. Photo contributed.
Sarah Murphy

Renewable energy is the way of the future, but when they are bringing no jobs, no economic investment and no […]

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