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EDF in row over naming wind farm turbines after D-Day ships

French utility giant EDF is accused by opponents of its proposed wind farm off a D-Day beach in Normandy of 'cynicism' by proposing to name the project's 64 turbines after ships that took part in the landings.

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Campaigners opposed to an offshore wind farm within sight of the D-Day beaches have called the plan to name the turbines after allied ships a “cynical” move, reports The Times.

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