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Serán gigantes o serán molinos? [Are they giants or are they mills?]
Author: Gonzalez, Marian
[Click here for a partial translation to English by National Wind Watch] Aunque la propuesta para construir 25 turbinas de viento en la zona de Guayanilla puede parecer acertada a primera vista, hay que estudiarla con cuidado antes de darle paso. Los molinos propuestos por Windmar harían necesario el desmonte de 125 cuerdas de Bosque Seco Tropical, lo que implicaría que 500,000 árboles dejarían de prestar su servicio. En nuestro país a diario vemos las consecuencias de tomar decisiones a . . .
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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