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By: JohnZiraldo

JohnZiraldo — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 01:31:34 +0000

I did my part by turning on every light, radio, PC, and TV inside and outside of my house for earth hour. I then spent the hour sending emails to various contacts and hopefully still good friends pointing them to some websites to educate themselves on the threat we all face from the UN.
I vote NO!

By: Prof. Dixie Dean

Prof. Dixie Dean — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 15:36:03 +0000

I’m a mycologist and in January this year published an academic paper outlining a newly identified serious threat posed by even individual wind turbines to the environment, taxpayer and business interests which is uninsurable

I emailed a copy with supporting information to the three email conacts here but two of them were returned as unknown addresses

This issue is known to MEP Struan Stevenson whom I have asked to inform EPAW

Please let me know if my comment is received and the information of interest

Thank you and best regards

dixie dean (Prof. Em.)

By: john eacott

john eacott — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 03:20:05 +0000

I have just learned that 5 2mw turbines are proposed within 1000 m of my home. Gunn’s Hill Windfarm, Norwich On. How do we get the true facts? WHat do I and my neighbours need to know?

The notice was just published in the newspaper.

thanks

John

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 03:54:31 +0000

I don’t know about Canada but in the US any lawyer who makes you believe he can get around rural land owners’ property rights to build anything they want on their property is a windmill chaser looking to profit from emotionally distraut people. A land owner can build anything they want on their rural land. Dale Rankin lost this very type of law suit in Texas. If you could sue the neighbor because he block your view of HIS land then you could prevent him from building any structure on HIS property that obstructs your view, including HIS house. Ultimately, rural lands value is related to their taxing values, agricultural productive use.

By: opposed in Kent cty

opposed in Kent cty — Fri, 30 May 2008 02:39:00 +0000

Mark,
Why does this energy development have to be located on the most productive farmland in all of Ontario?
Pave the good farmland with concrete and
steel? This isn’t the answer!

By: Dave

Dave — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 15:53:32 +0000

I want all to understand one thing and that is that no amount of wind, solar, bio-fuel can replace the amount of energy we are consuming as fossil fuels. The only thing that is of any good what so ever is reduction in consumption. Even if we did not grow food and use all the farm land on the planet to grow biofuels we would at best be able to replace 15% of the fossil fuel energy we consume. And that is if we don’t grow food.

So a hit of reality is needed here. Wind, Solar, Biofuels are limited just like fossil fuels are limited. Ergo, non of these finite energy supplies can fuel our infinite economy. Our economy requires growth to be successful. If our economy does not grow it is considered in recession and people loose their jobs and corporate profits go down. And if our economy shrinks it is considered to be in depression and people loose not just their jobs but their homes too. Having and infinite economy that requires grow to work means we need an infinite energy supply and wind, solar, biofuel, and tidal are all finite energy sources and cannot fuel our infinite economy.

Governments know we have hit peak oil which will manifest its self as a series of recessions to start. However, it will lead to total financial collapse and food shortages.

It really is this simple. You cannot fuel and infinite economy with a limited energy supply. Currently we are fueling the growth of our economy with fossil fuels. However the math tells us that you cannot fuel an infinite economy with finite energy supplies. Does any one the the mathematical problem here and please don’t try to argue unless you do?

By: Earth Hour - The Scam Continues « Blowing Our Tax Dollars on Wind Farms

Earth Hour - The Scam Continues « Blowing Our Tax Dollars on Wind Farms — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 19:41:03 +0000

[...] Contact [...]

By: Dr A McFarquhar

Dr A McFarquhar — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 16:56:03 +0000

tomcat@tnt21.com

Do you know of any measure of co2 saved by Windfarms-

best Alimac

By: Alister

Alister — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 13:28:36 +0000

grateful contact

By: akister

akister — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 13:26:26 +0000

Can you find UK govt estimate of net CO” saved by windfarms

when I asked I was referred to Devon windfarms who wont reply