Originally posted on Mothers Against Wind Turbines Inc.:
Loyalist Township Council Resists Bullying By Algonquin Power Stella, May 30, 2017 The Association to Protect Amherst Island (APAI) applauds Loyalist Township Council’s decision to defer approval of Windlectric’s Operations Plan for the Amherst Island wind turbine project. Council resisted pressure from Algonquin Power to approve a…
Originally posted on CCSAGE Naturally Green:
The following is the text of the address made by Alan Whiteley before the Standing Committee on Justice Policy regarding Bill 132, today, Tuesday, May 23, 2017 RESIDENTS OF ONTARIO CANNOT AFFORD ELECTRICITY AT CURRENT RATES. SOME FAMILIES HAVE TO CHOOSE BETWEEN ELECTRICITY AND FOOD. INDUSTRIES FACED WITH EXORBITANT CHARGES…
Originally posted on World Council for Nature:
The Times: wind turbines may have caused the death of 3 whales May 22 2017 Click on picture to enlarge and read the text Over a year ago WCFN published an article where we suggested that the beaching of 17 sperm whales – a toll that finally reached…
Originally posted on Mothers Against Wind Turbines Inc.:
Wind Concerns Ontario May 27, 2017 For anyone experiencing shadow flicker from turbines, and especially if you have been told erroneously NOT to report it, please read this message to us from the MOECC. We advise everyone to report to the MOECC, and the wind power developer…
Originally posted on Mothers Against Wind Turbines Inc.:
Abstract: Canada has ratified international conventions which recognize the individual’s right to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of health. Despite the adoption of these covenants governments sometimes support policies and practises which trade off individual human health with other conflicting interests. This review evaluates the…
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Originally posted on The Law is my Oyster:
? A person needs to feel safe and secure, and happy, in their own home. ? If a society cannot guarantee its citizens a peaceful and secure place to stay, that society will very quickly become dysfunctional as citizens will react badly to a threat to the…
Watts Up With That? Michael Thomas writes: An important aspect of the climate change debate can be summed up like this: “One position holds that medieval warm temperatures reached levels similar to the late twentieth century and maintained that the LIA was very cold, while another position holds that past variability was less than present… Continue reading Video: analysis of NASA data shows modern temperature trends are not unusual
Originally posted on STOP THESE THINGS:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQksc1-5Zoc For those unfortunates forced to live cheek-by-jowl with these things, it isn’t just incessant turbine generated low-frequency noise and infrasound that drives neighbours nuts. At sunrise or sunset, those with turbines on their doorstep find shadow flicker – the pulsing beams of light that compete with rolling darkness…
Originally posted on Parker Gallant Energy Perspectives:
University professor in engineering and environment says CanWEA guilty of “willful blindness”; quotes him incorrectly in statement on energy costs Just a few days ago, I wrote that the Canadian Wind Energy Association (the trade association for the wind power industry, also known as CanWEA) posted a statement…
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