Nothing environmentally beneficial to wind turbines!
You have to fight for justice. The windweasels try to deny the problems they are causing!
Climate talks: Polish environment minister sacked to accelerate shale gas operations
The Guardian
Well it looks like Poland just slapped the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change right in the face.
“This is nuts. Changing the minister leading the climate negotiations after a race to the bottom by parties of the convention shows Prime Minister Tusk is not sincere about the need for an ambitious climate deal,” said Maciej Muskat, director of Greenpeace Poland.
Its the comments after the article that one must also read. I found this interesting piece of information regarding Germanys highly trumpeted wind energy transformation. So with 30,000 installed capacity of wind, at Sunday at 3PM, it produced a shocking 200 MW!
You write: ‘No lights went out and no atomic powerstations had to be turned on again’. Let me ask: than what is the use of random wind and solar power generation, other than make you pay $0,40/kWh for your electricity?If you are interested in hard numbers and the way the ‘energiewende’ is going, this is an excellent article: http://tinyurl.com/k5kvrmbBy the way, regarding the ‘highly unusual event’, see http://tinyurl.com/kyey8db, actual windpower generated for 21/11/13. I think the record low was set last Sunday at 3 pm with about 200 MW or 0,6% of the installed wind capacity of 30.000MW.
Warsaw walkout: Big green groups bail on U.N. climate talks
By Ben Jervey Grist guest contributor
WARSAW, Poland – For the first time ever, environmental groups have staged a mass walkout of a U.N. climate summit. Citing immense frustration with the lack of productive action in the COP19 climate talks, which have been dogged by a persistent rift between rich and poor countries on the responsibility of paying for climate damages, hundreds of people from dozens of environmental groups and movements from all corners of the Earth have voluntarily withdrawn from the talks. According to a spokesperson for Oxfam, around 800 civil society members (which is the label applied to all advocate and activist types at these meetings) have walked out. In a joint statement, group leaders offered that “the best use of their time” was to now focus “on mobilizing people to push our governments to take leadership for serious climate action.”
These environmental extremists can just keep on walking. This is all about a wealth distribution scam and nothing about saving our planet. The fact that there has been no increase of the earths temperature in over 15 years should be front and centre at these UN climate talks. These are crooks and con artists. Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.
Don’t go home from the cop19, mad….just go home. or, (the cheque is in the mail) NOT!
http://toryaardvark.com/2013/11/21/cop19-aussies-in-t-shirts-blamed-for-loss-and-damage-walkout/#more-23875 What on earth did they think? Of course no one is going to hand over billions of dollars….for nothing!
We are being ripped off. We don’t need their useless, inefficient, wind turbines.
http://globalwindenergyimpact.com/2013/11/20/federal-judge-michigan-renewable-energy-mandate-unconstitutional/ A judge from this province needs to take a good long look at the windscam. It is as corrupt as any mafia business deal, and the government is involved. The government actually passed legislation, to promote and protect a business that they were heavily invested in. Disgusting. They even passed the GEA to force people to pay for their useless machines, with no proof of their value, or our need for them.
Wainfleet Ratepayers Association Meeting – November 21 2013~ C U There!
This is what we need. A law that makes it easy to sue the wind companies!
Mothers Against Wind Turbines – Country Harvest Dinner – November 27, 2013
Ontario set to avoid ‘over-committing’ on new, big energy projects
Shawn McCarthy The Globe and Mail- November 19,2013
Still reeling from its $1-billion gas-plant debacle, Ontario’s Liberal government says it will avoid making commitments for large-scale new power projects.
The province is expected to release its new long-term energy plan within a few weeks, as it faces fierce criticism over the cost of cancelling two gas-fired power plants and rising consumer prices.
Energy Minister Bob Chiarelli said the government will commit only to projects that address short-term power needs, and will provide annual updates on the rapidly changing supply and demand picture.
Read this excellent Globe and Mail opinion piece as well.
What exactly does he mean when he says “avoid making commitments for large-scale new power projects”? Better get my liars dictionary out so I can interpret. Huh, it says here that they will keep plastering our backyards with industrial wind turbine installations. Everbody should get one of these dictionaries. Handy.
Mothers Against Wind Turbines Inc. 