Monks fight ‘money-grabbing’ wind turbine plans – Telegraph

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The head of a monastery on a Scottish island has attacked “money-grabbing” plans to build a wind farm off its coast with turbines as high as the Eiffel Tower.
Father Seraphim-Oran Aldea said the MachairWind development would dwarf the nearby island of Iona, where he founded its first Orthodox Christian monastery in more than a thousand years.
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