By JOHN MINER, The London Free Press 18 May 2012 ~~ Rose Vlemmic has one word to describe the giant wind turbines about to be built behind her Grand Bend home: Ugly. “It’s just ridiculous. We had our house up … Continue reading 
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Despite the claim that wind energy is helping the environment, the rural backlash has been intense.
Opponents such as the Vlemmics cite health concerns, falling property values, destruction of wildlife and the high costs of producing power with wind.
The Ontario Federation of Agriculture, originally a strong backer of the plan, has called for a moratorium on wind farm development.
In the aftermath of the election, in which the ruling Liberals lost key ridings that are home to wind farms, including the Huron-Bruce seat of agriculture minister Carol Mitchell, the McGuinty government launched a review of the green energy program.
HEATHER BOA Bullet News BLUEWATER – A resident in the rural area of southwest Huron County says he will fight wind turbines until he is put in a cremation urn. “We may not win all the battles, but doggone it, … Continue reading 
BLUEWATER – A resident in the rural area of southwest Huron County says he will fight wind turbines until he is put in a cremation urn. “We may not win all the battles, but doggone it, we’re going to win this war,” Dave Griffiths, of Bluewater Against Turbines, told councillors from the Municipality of Bluewater during a special council meeting to discuss three wind energy projects slated for the municipality. Numerous times during his five-minute address to council, his words . . .
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Wind Concerns in Bluewater Bayshore Broadcasting News Centre by Rick Stow The Municipality of Bluewater keeps piling on the paperwork as it meets a May 31st deadline to finalize its concerns over the proposed Nextera Bluewater Wind Centre. At a public meeting on Thursday -- 300 individuals packed the Stanley ... |
Enbridge Energy, which operates the pipeline that ruptured in southwest Michigan almost two years ago, plans to replace the entire pipeline, and several landowners are having trouble with the attitudes of land agents who represent the company.
Industrial Wind Turbines and Your Family Health — Town Hall Meeting Carmen Krogh (BSc Pharm) will discuss information related to health affects and industrial wind turbines. Rick Nicholls, MPP Chatham-Kent-Essex will address turbine issues. When: Thursday June 14, 7:30 to … Continue reading 
(From Quixotes Last Stand : Neil Andersen lives 1,320 feet (402 meters) from Wind One. The turbine is 262 feet tall from the ground to the hub. Total height to blade tip is just under 400 feet. Interestingly, Neil is … Continue reading 
