Minnesota power line to go ahead despite farm protests
William Farrell of United Power Association told Chippewa Valley Electric Cooperative members the 400 mile North Dakota to Minnesota transmission line will be built despite protests. He cited court rulings, negotiated easements, and the potential testing in 1979, while noting communication gaps with farmers and plans to improve outreach.
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