WWII explosives blown up on Dutch beach to pave wave for offshore wind cables
Energy Disrupter
Unexploded anti-tank mines and other Second World War items were blown up and cleared from a beach in the Netherlands to allow the laying of cables that will connect an offshore wind farm in the Dutch North Sea.
by Orlando Jenkinson
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