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The Chilean energy company AES Andes has announced plans to cancel its massive INNA project, a green energy plant that was poised to ruin some of the planet’s darkest skies and observations at the European Southern Observatory’s (ESO) Paranal Observatory. Dark skies have become something of a rarity these days, with recent studies suggesting theContinue reading “Energy company cancels controversial project near world’s darkest skies”
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