The UK government has unveiled new regulations requiring offshore wind developers to adopt "low-noise methods" when disposing of unexploded ordnance (UXO) found on the seabed. The move, aimed at minimizing environmental and ecological impacts, establishes low-noise clearance as the default method for all future marine license applicants. A joint statement issued by the UK government,
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