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These postings are provided to help publicize the efforts of affiliated groups and individuals related to industrial wind energy development. Most of the notices posted here are not the product of nor are they necessarily endorsed by National Wind Watch.
Health, Hearings, Noise, Wisconsin
Source: Rock County Tax-Payers for a Better Renewable Energy Plan
Testimony in Union, Wisc., on Noise and Health
Download “Union, Wisc., Testimony on Noise and Health” (17.3 MB)
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Videos: burning turbine, washing turbine
Burning Wind Turbine (Portugal, 4.5 min.)
Washing Wind Turbine from Helicopter (Spain, 3 min.)
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Environment, Events, Puerto Rico
Source: Coalición Pro Bosque Seco Ventanas Verraco
Oposicion al Proyecto Windmar
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Environment, Press releases, Puerto Rico
Source: Coalición Pro Bosque Seco Ventanas Verraco
JCA encamina DIA-Final del proyecto Windmar a pesar de graves irregularidades
Guayanilla, PR — La Administración de Asuntos de Energía anunció el 27 de junio de 2008 mediante aviso público que la Junta de Calidad Ambiental (JCA) emitió ese día una Resolución Final para aprobar la Declaración de Impacto Ambiental Final (DIA-F) del proyecto industrial de molinos de viento propuesto por la empresa Windmar, en terrenos colindantes con la Reserva de la Biósfera de Guánica y el Estuario de la Bahía de Guayanilla. En dicha resolución, la JCA otorga 20 . . .
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Wethersfield turbines going up
Wethersfield is actually a continuation of the Eagle project, which is consuming the two adjoining towns almost in their entirety. It’s unbelievable that this could happen in such a populated area of NY (compared to the Tug Hill region, for instance). The total for this project will be around 160 turbines, but it’s not ending there. Plans are in the works to expand further into Orangeville, Sheldon, Centerville, and Farmersville — the towns that border to the . . .
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Action alerts, Environment, Events, Puerto Rico
Source: Coalición Pro Bosque Seco Ventanas Verraco
Marcha contra el proyecto Windmar
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Announcements, Hearings, New Mexico, Noise, Property values, Wildlife
Source: Taos County Residents
Meeting July 8 about Taos wind farm
We would like to inform you that there are two proposed wind farms trying to go in here in Tres Piedras, one at the Wind Mtn. area and the other nearby the Celito Lindo subdivision 7 miles east of Tres Piedras. Both proposed sites sit adjacent to private property with many private residential homes, and both communities are sustainable-off the grid communities.
We have many concerns after spending many hours researching wind farms here in the U.S. and abroad. . . .
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Important Precedent to Assist Us All
Mid-Devon’s Den Brook wind farm saga has been going on for more than 4 years now. Our Judicial Review team are appalled by what they’ve recently discovered and are more than ever determined to try and achieve another important precedent to assist all who are, or who are likely to be, affected by wind turbine noise.
Permission has been given to appeal the recent high court decision and we go to the Court of Appeal in only three weeks time, on . . .
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Essays, Health, Law, Noise
Source: Rock County Tax-Payers for a Better Renewable Energy Plan
The Noise Heard ’Round the World — the trouble with industrial wind turbines
Even though the facts tell a different story, people who stand to profit from industrial wind turbines continue to insist there is no problem with the noise and other troubles associated with living too close to a machine that is 40 stories tall with spinning blades that span wider than a Boeing 747. They tell us there is no proof that living 1000 feet from an industrial wind turbine is bad for you in any way. There is plenty of . . .
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England, Hearings, Impacts, Publications
Source: Protect Carsington and Hopton
Public Inquiry for proposed turbines in Carsington, Hopton, and Brassington
The Public Inquiry will start at 10am on Tuesday 1st July and last for 8 days. It will be based at the Derbyshire Dales District Council, Town Hall, Matlock.
If you would like to present your views during the hearing, you must attend the opening session at 10am on the first day. The Planning Inspector will take your details and schedule some time for you to speak, probably during the second week.
Click here for more information.
(click picture to download PDF poster)
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