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Environmental and Social Impact Assessment for Enerjisa Wind Power Plants, Turkey

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I. Initial Project Summary

 II. Dampinar WPP

 III. Kestanederesi WPP

 IV. Hacihidirlar WPP

 V. Akköy WPP

 VI. Harmancik WPP

 VII. Ovacik WPP

 VIII. Armutçuk WPP

 IX. Ihlamur WPP

 X. Uygar WPP

 XI. Project-wide documents

 XI. Project-wide documents

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