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Major windfarm plans launched/Daily Record

Plans have been submitted for a major windfarm near Carsphairn. Energy firm E.On are behind the bid to build 19 turbines at Quantans Hill. http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/local-news/major-windfarm-plans-launched-3093991

By SAS Volunteer, 13 years ago January 31, 2014

Ports ‘not fit’ to attract wind cash/The Press and Journal

Scotland’s ports are not fit for purpose to attract offshore wind operators to invest in the region, a group of leading energy industry figures has warned. http://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/Article.aspx/3556697

By SAS Volunteer, 13 years ago January 30, 2014

Wind turbines are disastrous to birds/Las Vas Sun

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service estimates that our existing wind turbines kill 440,000 bald and golden eagles, albatrosses, hawks, falcons, owls, cranes, egrets, geese and other birds every year in the U.S., along with hundreds of thousands of insect-eating Read more

By SAS Volunteer, 13 years ago January 30, 2014

Duddo Stones – still a mystery/Berwick Advertiser

Plans to put a wind turbine close to the ancient Duddo Stones have been given the green light by a Government inspector. http://www.berwick-advertiser.co.uk/news/local/all-news/duddo-stones-still-a-mystery-1-3284391

By SAS Volunteer, 13 years ago January 30, 2014

Chesters community feels pressure under turbine siege/The Southern Reporter

There will be a wind turbine for every single house in Chesters if proposals for schemes at Highlee Hill and Cummings Hill get the green light. http://www.thesouthernreporter.co.uk/news/chesters-community-feels-pressure-under-turbine-seige-1-3286913

By SAS Volunteer, 13 years ago January 30, 2014

‘Wind turbines are slashing house prices by 20% in St Enoder parish’/This is Cornwall

HOUSE prices in the parish of St Enoder have dropped 20 per cent due to the number of wind turbines blighting the landscape, it has been claimed. http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/8216-Wind-turbines-slashing-house-prices-20-St/story-20528546-detail/story.html#axzz2rsniX38i

By SAS Volunteer, 13 years ago January 30, 2014

Windfarms – good for the environment, bad for house prices?/STV (video)

Windfarms: a new report says they may be good for the environment; but when it comes to house prices for properties in their immediate vicinity, then they certainly are not good. We’ve been to the site of England’s largest onshore Read more

By SAS Volunteer, 13 years ago January 30, 2014

Green’ energy sweeteners are not all that they seem/Western Morning News

No one needs reminding that renewable energy projects are controversial – particularly for the communities affected. So companies that want to build a wind farm or install a solar park have a responsibility to win over the neighbours. http://www.westernmorningnews.co.uk/WMN-OPINION-8216-Green-8217-energy-sweeteners/story-20521835-detail/story.html

By SAS Volunteer, 13 years ago January 30, 2014

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