By Eric Lindeman In a twist of bureaucratic creativity, the Department of Defense and the Federal Aviation Administration may have found a novel way to fund replacement of an aging radar system for commercial and military airports on and around Cape Cod, Mass.--getting an offshore wind farm developer to pay for it. But that's not what has happened in Oregon, where DoD threatened to block a huge, planned onshore wind farm near a 50-year-old radar installation. There, as a result…
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