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“Whether it is one house or five, there should be no difference in safety in front of wind turbines”

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“Whether it is one house or five, there should be no difference in safety in front of wind turbines”
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[Korea Agricultural Policy Newspaper, Reporter Han Woo-jun] A policy of drastic deregulation to exempt housing complexes with "fewer than five households" from the setback distance requirements for renewable energy generation facilities will soon be implemented in the field. Meanwhile, residents of rural and mountainous villages who feel threatened by wind power facilities have once again emphasized that such renewable energy policies are far from a "just transition" and have expressed their intention to continue their resistance. Representative Jeong Hye-kyung, along with the Korean Peasant Federation and the National Alliance of 2 Million Rural and Mountainous Village Residents for Wind Power, held a press conference at the National Assembly Communication Center on the 16th and strongly criticized the government's setback distance policy for wind power facilities, which was recently stipulated through an enforcement decree and a draft notice.

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