Myrna Wood on Protecting Migrating Birds and Bats from Industrial Wind Turbines
Three Ontario families want to stop a massive wind farm from going up near their town.
Sun News Video Report : ONTARIO FAMILIES BATTLE WIND FARM
It is best to have your well water tested “before” any construction starts if you are any where near where a turbine is to be erected. With potential blasting, digging etc. comes a potential that your well water will be affected. When it comes to dealing with wind projects it is imperative that the public documents everything. Without documentation there will be NO hope of proving that the project was/or could of been a contributing factor to the change in your well water. WE must use the “precautionary principle” even if our Government and Wind Companies choose not to.
If you have lived for years at your current address and rely on your well then it is highly recommended that you get the testing done in the unfortunate instance that near by construction does have an effect, either disrupts the flow to your well or the water becomes un drinkable, other wise it will be difficult to prove that the construction its self may have been a contributing factor.
If EVERYONE gets their water tested PRIOR to wind plant construction and issues arise, all of those in an area could join forces, with documentation in hand making it difficult for the courts to not take you seriously.
Remember to also get a COMPLETE Physical, blood tests, blood pressure, hearing….everything checked BEFORE the turbines start turning. As with the Water Well testing these documents may be of great value later in the courts if needed.
Shows EU parliament “Inconvenient Truth” photos of the Arctic ice cap. Hey, I thought those ice caps were supposed to be gone forever this month. Gives them a bit of a lecture on global warming too.