Rather than recycle the wind turbine blades, the lawsuit claims Global Fiberglass Solutions instead dumped roughly 1,300 of them at four locations around the state: Newton, Atlantic, and a site in Ellsworth that was used to store blades that were originally dumped in Fort Dodge.
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