By Taipei Times
Environmental protection groups and legislators yesterday urged the government not to spend the more than NT$20 billion (US$680 million) it would cost to build a submarine cable between Yunlin County and Penghu County, which they say would likely cause the price of electricity to go up, harm public health with electromagnetic radiation and also negatively affect the marine environment.
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