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….by an overwhelming voice vote. October 22, 2012

Sep 21, 2012 It’s only when you dig beneath the surface of the official lies and cover ups that you realise just how filthy and all-pervasive the wind farm scam is. Why are so few journalists investigating it? Why isn’t … Continue reading →

Sep 19, 2012 Editor’s note: An organization of German physicians and scientists is currently being formed in Bad Orb, Germany, at the instigation of an oral surgeon named Dr. Eckhard Kuck. The group intends to increase public awareness of Wind … Continue reading →

Sep 21, 2012 . Editor’s note: In a short list of environmental philosophers, Aldo Leopold’s name would rank near the top. I refer to true environmental philosophy, not the Green hysteria machine of corporate wind energy. It was Leopold who … Continue reading →

The massive bird kill at the Laurel Mountain wind facility near Elkins, West Virginia in early October is another example of tragic environmental consequences caused by industrial wind development. The American Bird Conservancy reported on October 28, 2011 that almost … Continue reading →

DARTMOUTH — With about 40 people expressing their approval through applause, the Select Board voted unanimously Monday night to terminate plans to build two wind turbines on town-owned land off Chase Road. Town officials said they are making the decision … Continue reading →

This fall, the Massachusetts legislature will vote on a bill called the Wind Energy Siting Reform Act (WESRA) that: Enables the state to override local decisions on permitting industrial wind turbines, access roads, transmission lines, and substations. Allows local zoning … Continue reading →

President Obama and a chorus of environmentalists, politicians, corporate executives and bureaucrats are perennially bullish on wind power as the bellwether of our “clean energy economy of the future.” In reality, wind energy may well be the least sustainable and … Continue reading →

“Everyone I know in Rhode Island has the same goals: a cleaner planet overall and more employment here in our state. Unfortunately, all these renewed efforts by the General Assembly to further subsidize renewable energy, primarily in the form of … Continue reading →