Struan Stevenson MEP (Video)

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You might be interested in this new video entitled ‘Wind Energy: Chalk it up as a loss’. It is an excoriating analysis of industrial wind energy, presented by my policy adviser, Ben Acheson. It may be useful for everyone running individual anti-wind campaigns across the UK and Ireland.

The link is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxmltKaTroY

Please feel free to spread it far and wide, embed it on your websites or share on social media sites. If you haven’t seen the article that accompanies the video, it is available on the Huffington Post website: http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/ben-acheson/wind-energy-chalk-it-up-a_b_3974632.html

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