wind farms, Tag

Wind power generation sounds like a possible way to offset rising power bills, we look at the issues involved and if it is practical for you.

BP’s green pivot has backfired spectacularly, hammering profits and leaving the company vulnerable to a hedge fund siege, writes Jonathan Leake in the Telegraph.

With all the learned societies and institutions continuing to turn a blind eye, it is hard to see who will step forward to draw attention to this developing ecological disaster...

Households paid the equivalent of £2 million an hour to gas power stations today after low winds and freezing temperatures left electricity grid bosses scrambling to keep the lights on. The Telegraph has more.

Environmentalists insist they love “little guys.” At least in the abstract, until those folks get in the way, raise inconvenient questions, or try to block “renewable energy” projects intended to “save the planet”...

“There are signs that we may be reaching peak madness as opposition to cowboy renewable-energy development grows in regional and rural Australia…. Anger about the rampant spread of solar, wind and transmission development...

They call for more gas storage, which seems illogical when Net Zero will shut gas down anyway. In any event the value of the Rough storage facility has always been overstated; at a capacity of 100 bcf, it would only hold...

...many are in very high biodiverse areas due to their untouched rugged and remote topography.

Massive #tornado with multiple vortices rips down windmills and damages homes in Iowa

The insanity of Net Zero becomes clearer by the day.

Our results from a large sample of wind farms revealed significant local warming effects at night, insignificant impacts during the daytime, and the mostly negative impacts on vegetation.

The carbon cult is inflicting awful damage on the Mother Gaia it pretends to protect.  Even on its own terms, it is fraud.

We shall see how NOAA responds to this serious letter of concern from the Save Right Whales Coalition.

In the scramble to find energy, Europe is turning to North Africa for sustainable energy solutions. Solar and wind farms are popping up all over North Africa, but that presents some threats to the environment. The bright...

Germany’s drought happens to be worse in the regions with lots of wind turbines.

While the real, historically grown fairytale forest outside the city is being cut down, artificial substitutes are being created within the city.