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Resource Documents: Tourism (10 items)
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Environment, Filings, New York, Property values, Regulations, Safety, Siting, Tourism •
Comments to the Moresville Energy Project DEIS
Author: Western Catskill Preservation Alliance
In addition to the comments on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS), the large file below includes graphics and signed Declarations of Opposition to the Moresville Energy Project in the towns of Stamford and Roxbury, N.Y.. Download original document: “Comments to the Moresville Energy Project DEIS“ (large) Download original document: “Comments to the Moresville Energy Project DEIS” (small)
More »Turismo y parques eolicos [Tourism and wind farms]
Author: Portavoz Coalición Pro Boque Seco Ventanas Verraco
[ Click here for English translation by National Wind Watch ] Guayanilla – Mucho se ha hablado del proyecto Windmar, parque eolico propuesto para ser instalado en Guayanilla, Puerto Rico. A pesar de la férrea oposición a este proyecto por parte de la comunidad, el alcalde, la asamblea municipal, científicos, profesores, ambientalistas etc. El proponente junto a ciertos funcionarios del gobierno hacen lo imposible para tratar de justificar esa barbaridad. La compania Windmar Renewable Energy y su dueño, Víctor González . . .
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