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27/05/2021

26/05/2021

The lunacy of reliance upon wind turbines is concisely exposed in this short film.

In this video I try to explain in simple terms why a 100% production of energy using windmills is impossible and unpayable in practice, despite all the posit...

18/04/2021

'.....A total of 54 species have been included in the latest Red List, a jump of 46pc since the list was last compiled in 2013. Much loved birds such as the puffin, kittiwake and kestrel have all moved on to the list which indicates their conservation status is of the highest concern. All native farmland and upland birds are now red-listed, only one of the country’s 24 seabirds is green-listed, and water birds birds have suffered a 40pc decline in 20 years....'.

THE impact of wind turbines on bird populations needs much greater examination, Birdwatch Ireland has told wind energy companies.

01/04/2021

And, this is news? Really?

Energy suppliers' environment-friendly tariffs are not always as green as they sound, experts say.

27/02/2021

Hardly a surprise if they've seen the true impact of these unreliable, environmentally damaging industrial structures. It's those who accept unquestioningly the blurb of developers who are more likely to be blind to the overwhelming downsides of misnamed 'renewables'.

Despite being generally in favour of renewable energy, only one third of people would willingly accept a wind farm within 5km of their home and even fewer could accept overhead pylons that close.

25/02/2021

What we are truly lucky to have are stunning land and seascapes which this Welsh Government is intent on industrialising.

First Minister Mark Drakeford says "wind, water and wave" can be used to create jobs of the future.

11/02/2021

'Britain’s most common species of bat appears to have a fatal attraction for wind farms. Researchers found that bat activity was nearly 40 per cent higher in areas with wind turbines, compared with very similar “control” locations near by. The results suggest that the animals are actively attracted to wind farm sites, the scientists say...'. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/tiny-bat-has-fatal-attraction-for-wind-turbines-cvqqwrb6q

08/02/2021

While eye watering subsidies from our soaring electricity bills continue, this destruction will carry on. These new proposals will blight the seas around Anglesey and have a serious impact on our already struggling seabird populations.

The Crown Estate has announced six proposed new offshore wind projects - including off the coast of Anglesey and Conwy