Health study too late – Shetland News

An independent study into the health impact of Shetland’s planned Viking Energy wind farm has been published too late to influence the 103 turbine development. Joint wind farm developer Shetland Charitable Trust commissioned the study last summer as a condition before releasing a further £6.3 million towards the massive project. Read more

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From the Office of Struan Stevenson MEP

The Scottish Government has recently launched a public consultation regarding the development of offshore wind. Struan has created a simple consultation response sheet (attached). It includes a simple ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ answer. All of the information and instructions for completing the form can be found on this website: http://www.struanstevenson.com/media/news-release/have_your_say_on_the_scottish_governments_plans_for_offshore_wind_energy_in/

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CAMPAIGNERS fighting the development of one of the world’s largest offshore wind farms have cheered a decision by North Devon Councillors to object to the plans.

After hearing 13 speakers put forward cases for and against the Atlantic Array, planning committee members vetoed a recommendation by their own planning officers to raise no objections to the giant 240-turbine scheme less than 10 miles off the North Devon coast. Instead, they voted 10 to three in favour Read more

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Australian Government Axes Climate Programmes

Public servants are drawing up plans to collapse 33 climate change schemes run by seven departments and eight agencies into just three bodies run by two departments under a substantial rewrite of the administration of carbon abatement schemes under the Coalition. The move is forecast to save the government tens Read more

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