Big Wind is documentary on wind turbines in Ontario, Canada.
TVO schedule for Wednesday, March 24th, 2016:
or watch it over your high-speed Internet connection: Read the rest of this entry »
Big Wind is documentary on wind turbines in Ontario, Canada.
TVO schedule for Wednesday, March 24th, 2016:
or watch it over your high-speed Internet connection: Read the rest of this entry »
Although installing wind turbines offshore doesn’t address the inherent inefficiency & inconsistency of wind power, there are certain advantages to offshore wind:
Around the year 984 or 985, the outlaw Eirik the Red returned to Iceland, after having spent 3 winters in a land he called Greenland, as he said people would be attracted there if it had a favourable name. In reality, Greenland is almost completely covered in ice, and therefore not very green at all. This may well be history’s first example of green-washing: calling things green to make them seem better than they are. Things haven’t changed much in 1030 years.
1st Anniversary of Eagle Nest Removal: It has been one year since an active bald eagle nest was cut down to build wind turbines nearby. Here is a history of the Ontario government’s dismantling of its Endangered Species Act:
Originally posted one year ago:
To generate opposition to wind power, follow the example of Ontario, Canada:
Answer:
Calculations: Read the rest of this entry »
Have your say at Ontario.ca: Budget Talks 2015
February 19, 2015The Ministry of Finance wants input regarding Ontario’s budget:
https://talk.ontario.ca/