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Wartime mines found at wind farm

New tech unveils potentially explosive relics at offshore wind farm.

Wartime mines found at wind farm

The potentially dangerous relics were found using data gathered by Ordtek, whose charts are used by offshore wind developers to find and remove unexploded ordnance (UXO) - mainly mines and bombs - from...

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