I also attended the Seminar on Wind Turbine Infrasound and the effect on people’s health in Glasgow on 22 September. Unlike Ms Hobbs I don’t believe any evidence was produced which showed a causal link between the two. However, I did find it somewhat irritating to have it suggested that Read more…
John Bynorth COAL has failed to generate any electricity for an entire month in Britain – for the first time since the Industrial Revolution. The fading power source – that only a few decades ago powered millions of homes and businesses – was completely out of the picture as a Read more…
A proposed wind farm at a remote location south of Hawick is one of the most “ill judged and deficient” schemes ever put forward, according to community councillors. Read more at: http://www.thesouthernreporter.co.uk/news/giant-wind-farm-bid-near-hawick-slammed-as-worst-yet-drawn-up-1-4572849
A seminar on ‘Wind Turbine Noise’ took place in Glasgow last Friday included evidence from residents staying in Fairlie. http://www.largsandmillportnews.com/news/15560622.Wind_turbine_seminar_included_evidence_from_Fairlie_residents/?ref=mr&lp=7
Letters: All wind and solar and not enough gas, nuclear and coal will mean energy crisis I note a plea from Keith Anderson, chief executive of Scottish Power (The Scotsman, 25 September) that the government and regulators should back the development of the wind industry in Scotland in order to Read more…
The noise caused by building ‘environmentally-friendly’ wind farms may be killing fish. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4924236/Noise-caused-building-wind-farms-KILLING-fish.html
ACTOR Peter Capaldi has helped to launch a new campaign backing offshore wind as the future of UK energy, in the wake of tumbling prices for the technology. The star of The Thick Of It and Doctor Who said offshore wind “may just save the planet” as he helped unveil Read more…
HOW outrageous that ScottishPower Renewables CEO Keith Anderson is asking for more political support (and our money) for onshore wind in Scotland (“Wind power passes output milestone”, The Herald, September 25). The greed of the wind industry knows no bounds. Not once was the plight of communities targeted by ruthless Read more…