Dear sir,
As politicians and Unions squabble about lost jobs, the real environmental tragedy of Bifab seems to have been entirely forgotten. We are supposed to be ‘Saving the Planet’ not wrecking it.
Vast, industrial wind turbines, plonked among our Dolphins, bristling on our once pristine horizons should never have been approved in the first place.
Everyone has forgotten the RSPB were so incensed by the hugely-damaging Firth of Forth offshore wind farms, they described them as “The most damaging windfarms for seabirds anywhere in the world” and the Firth of Forth as “of International importance to wild life”. They were so appalled by the Scottish Government’s cavalier attitude to birdlife they took them all the way to the supreme court!
The RSPB also objected to the Moray West offshore windfarm, describing the environmental assessment submitted by the project as “incomplete and inadequate”. They added that the initiative could “spell disaster for some of our most valued seabird populations”. Once again passed by politicians.
The bird charity warned new wind farms could be the ‘final nail in the coffin’ for more than 1,000 birds across four of the most threatened species.
The Documentary ‘Planet of the Humans’ tragically revealed that industrial wind farms, solar farms, biomass, and biofuels are ALL wrecking natural environments.
‘Green energy’ schemes are in fact INCREASING CO2 emissions, INCREASING the use of fossil fuels and VASTLY INCREASING the mining, processing and consumption of the Earth’s dwindling raw materials.
Another meticulous review just published in the scientific journal Energies by a team of Irish and US based researchers confirms this: –
“Renewable energy is cripplingly expensive, hopelessly unreliable, massacres wildlife, destroys landscapes, destabilises the grid, harms indigenous peoples, and actually causes climate change”
We really should be asking: If Renewables are so great for the environment why do they keep destroying it?
Yours, trying to protect our Natural World not destroy it
George Herraghty
Lothlorien Lhanbryde Moray
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