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Fears grow of blight by invasion of wind farms
There are fears that developers will soon begin submitting plans for bigger wind farms than at present
Swathes of Yorkshire could soon be carpeted in wind farms amid fears that new Government rules will force through schemes against residents' will.
Calculations by the Yorkshire Post show that the current 86 turbines in seven wind farms could soon rocket to 449 in 45 developments.
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Fears grow of blight by invasion of wind farms
MultiQuote#2 Guest_ekky_*
Posted 30 June 2009 - 12:15 PM
Ella, on 04 June 2009 - 06:06 PM, said:
Fears grow of blight by invasion of wind farms
There are fears that developers will soon begin submitting plans for bigger wind farms than at present
Swathes of Yorkshire could soon be carpeted in wind farms amid fears that new Government rules will force through schemes against residents' will.
Calculations by the Yorkshire Post show that the current 86 turbines in seven wind farms could soon rocket to 449 in 45 developments.
Full Story
There are fears that developers will soon begin submitting plans for bigger wind farms than at present
Swathes of Yorkshire could soon be carpeted in wind farms amid fears that new Government rules will force through schemes against residents' will.
Calculations by the Yorkshire Post show that the current 86 turbines in seven wind farms could soon rocket to 449 in 45 developments.
Full Story
#3 Guest_ekky_*
Posted 30 June 2009 - 12:20 PM
This statement - this is so true and is all that many people are asking - democratic fairness - if we are careful this will become a thing of the past - East German regime comes to mind! brain wash the people into what they want them to believe and then stamp on the stragglers! in other words keep your mouth shut and accept what you are told. I hope that all of our soldiers/relations did not die in vane in the two World Wars! The local planning dept is hell bent on persuading Councillors that they should pass these applications. The councillors need to look more closely at what this really means for the local communities.
Shadow Environment Secretary Nick Herbert told the Yorkshire Post: "I support the production of rural energy and it's important we diversify our energy supply but there should not be a national policy dictating that we bring in wind turbines.
"We must respect local people and local planning decisions.
Shadow Environment Secretary Nick Herbert told the Yorkshire Post: "I support the production of rural energy and it's important we diversify our energy supply but there should not be a national policy dictating that we bring in wind turbines.
"We must respect local people and local planning decisions.
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