Farmers foolish enough to enter contracts with wind power outfits soon live to regret it. Having their land permanently contaminated by shredded fibreglass when turbines explode into balls of flame and/or their blades merely disintegrate (known in the trade as “component liberation”) is just one of a list of disasters waiting to happen.
America’s wind industry is moaning about the lack of wind, much like the Ancient Mariner becalmed and befuddled by the weather.
The claim that spreading wind turbines far and wide means you’ll have power around-the-clock is just more wind industry myth. Australia’s Eastern Grid provides all the evidence required to render that story plainly risible – and it can all be done with pictures.
We are going to have to dramatically downsize the dream of a future in which we replace 150-year-old fossil fuel infrastructure with “clean energy” by
Over the past years many landowners In Douglas County have been approached by Nextera Energy for lease and easement agreements on their land. Some have
Wind turbine blades are made of fiberglass and are held together with epoxy resin. The epoxy resin contains bisphenol phosphate (BPAs). These particles are commonly
