UK to get the biggest turbines in the world?
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May 06, 2008
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This looks amazing - I am in favour of utilising wind and wave power although I do worry about the affects that the noise from the turbine might have on sealife. Hopefully this test case will be able to answer questions about efficiency, sustainability and negative impact before decisions are made about long term investment.
Posted by: Seakay | August 26, 2008 at 12:43 PM
I just want to say that I think wind farms are a beautiful addition to the countryside. They have a powerful, mysterious feeling that reminds me that we live in a world that is so much 'bigger' than us. Sometimes we seem to forget that.
Posted by: Sophie Keir | August 26, 2008 at 10:57 PM