Cities are 'perfect places' for wind turbines
Credit: Kennebec Journal, www.kjonline.com 1 May 2011 ~~
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A recent letter to the editor touched on how damaging and out of place giant wind turbines would be to Maine’s mountain ecosystems and wildlife. The letter received a negative comment saying how utterly out of place these blinking, whooshing, towering things would be in a city.
I thought about that. Cities are already noisy, lit up and busy, whereas Maine’s wilderness has a stillness about it, demanding of protection and reverence.
Cities. Perfect places for life beneath industrial wind towers.
Arlene G. Trudel
Highland Plantation
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