We are only just getting started Hope you can come out to Support our very own at the Appeal

 A big Thank You goes out to Anne and Deb for their continued dedication to the fight and for all the hard work they have put into preparing for this Tribunal.  All of West Lincoln’s, and Ontario’s , eyes will be on you!!

Hearing set for September 3th at Kerr Church

A report from the troops on the ground regarding the appeal Fairfield vs MoE.

• the Property line setback issues
• the Raptor post -Construction Monitoring
• the Constitutional Challenge under 142.1 of the EPA.

The ERT file may be found here

Fund-raising contact details to follow

The project in question: HAF Wind Energy Project

How Much Power Does A Turbine in Vineland Power project use?

Vesta V100–1.8 MW VCUS  (Pg 33 of 51)

Participate in PECFN’s BioBlitz at Ostrander Point, August 9-10, 2014 – follow link for more information.

Come for a walk or come for the day!

The final day of Canal Days 2014 in Port Colburn ended with the highly anticipated and famous Rubber Duck Race Down the Welland Canal.

Wainfleet Ratepayers Association,  Mothers Against Wind Turbines Inc., and  West Lincoln Glanbrook Wind Action Group had volunteers  man the information booth  for the complete duration of the four day festival.

Hundreds of questions asked and answered.

Hundreds of brochures and web links handed out.

Hundreds of raffle tickets sold to support the legal fund in the ongoing and very active battle against the wind turbines.

“I dare you to ask me why turbines are stupid”  was a challenge taken up by many of the Canal Day visitors and a whole lot of educating and advocacy was accomplished by the many volunteers.

Thank you to everyone who contributed.

Next event up is a dinner and a show, on  August 15th at the Silverdale Hall in West Lincoln.  Come out for some good conversation and  to support the ongoing battle against unneeded and unwanted wind power plant installations in our communities.

People power in action will win the battle!!

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Now this is Scary (UN Twitter Posting August 4th)

Buenos tardes. Mucho gusto. Muchas gracias por su hospitalidad.

I am very impressed by what I have seen today. This is a very impressive wind park and I learned a lot about what you are doing to promote sustainable energy.

This project represents almost one quarter of Nicaragua’s capacity to generate wind power. It will reduce greenhouse gas emissions – at least 100,000 tons of CO2 each year.

Your country has vast potential of renewable energy resources – solar, wind, you have very strong, constant wind, and geothermal and hydro. You are quite lucky to have such unlimited resources.

This can provide the modern energy that your people need and the Government needs to promote the Millennium Development Goal to eradicate extreme poverty and promote global health and many other development issues.

Nicaragua understands well that energy is central to implementing the MGDs as well as shape the post-2015 development agenda.

As you know, three years ago, I launched the Sustainable Energy For All initiative.

It has three goals. The first: to provide universal access to electricity to all the people around the world by 2030.

Second, double the energy efficiency rate.

Thirdly, double the renewable energy use in global energy mix.

You have already met the number three target: double the renewable energy. [You are] already at 58 per cent.

By 2028, you will have achieved 97 per cent of renewable energy [in your mix]. That is an extremely excellent goal.

I hope His Excellency President [Daniel] Ortega will participate in the climate change summit meeting on 23 September and state that ambition to the world.

The Sustainable Energy for All initiative is supported by more than 80 countries in the developing world.

We have already received many billions of dollars in commitments and support.

From NGOs to multilateral development banks, we are working together for a common goal.

Modern energy really is the key to changing people’s lives.

It can enhance the quality of life and it can effectively be used to promote human dignity. And it can also contribute to stemming violence.

First of all, clinics and hospitals can be much more effective in saving lives.

When the streets are lit, fully lit during the night, it can reduce violence against women.

Children can study at night.

I heard that when President Ortega became President [in 2007] […] there was electricity rationing for some18 hours a day.

When I was a young boy in Korea, there was no electricity. I had to study with the dim light of a kerosene lamp.

There was a very serious rationing of electricity at that time. After 10 p.m., even for rich people, there was no light. Nobody was able to think about having a refrigerator or televisions.

This electricity, energy, is the golden thread of our lives.

This can really help in addressing climate change.

When we have clean energy, we will use less fossil fuels, which create much, much more greenhouse gas emissions.

So please continue to invest wisely in renewable energy and this wind power so that everybody can live – with the help of energy – a life of dignity.

Muchas gracias.

http://www.un.org/sg/statements/index.asp?nid=7893

Tell Everyone You Know and Come on Out to Watch the Much Talked About Documentary “Down Wind” Brother_20140802210959 movie 4

…“In early 2014, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) approved new policy that covers renewable energy projects on Crown land. It provides direction on where and how the ministry grants access for these projects.”…

Renewable energy on Crown land

How you can apply to use Crown land for a renewable energy project, and information about how this aligns with provincial energy procurement processes.

Renewable energy on Crown land policy

Renewable energy applications on provincial Crown land

Another fun filled day at the Port Colborne Canal Days!  Many people stopped by the MAWT Inc. Booth to take us up on our dare!

We dare you!  Ask why turbines are STUPID!!

If you haven’t  visited Canal Days you still have time.   Canal+Days+2014+WEB-LOW

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