How Wind Power and Indigenous Rights Clash in Norway
   [1]https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-03-02/how-wind-power-an
   d-indigenous-rights-clash-in-norway
   Already a world leader in the use of renewable energy, Norway has plans
   to up its game. But now, two large wind parks on the country’s blustery
   Fosen peninsula have become the source of a collision between
   indigenous rights and the government’s green agenda, raising questions
   over future projects. Protesters concerned about the effects of the
   parks’ operations on the Indigenous Sami have blocked government
   offices and demanded that officials shut down the project’s 151
   turbines. The case is considered a bellwether of the future of onshore
   wind power in Norway, which needs more clean power generation to
   supplement its vast hydropower resources in order to meet its
   emissions-reduction goals and prepare for the electrification of
   everything.

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   1. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-03-02/how-wind-power-and-indigenous-rights-clash-in-norway