Sentences with phrase «wrote about wind turbines»

Nick wrote about wind turbines and noise.

Not exact matches

James wrote: «Building the number [of wind turbines or solar panels] needed to equal the output of one nuclear plant costs about as much, and takes about as long, as building the plant.»

The MP for Dufferin - Caledon, David Tilson, has written a letter to Health Canada expressing concern about the number of complaints about wind turbine noise.

**** The wind industry has known about, attempted to cover up and lied about the adverse health effects caused by incessant turbine generated low - frequency noise and infrasound for over 30 years; and knowing full - well that the dB (A) weighting is irrelevant to measuring the low - frequency noise spectrum, wrote their own «rules» that even make the risible -LSB-...]

Lloyd was writing about a «study» that was based on only six self - selected subjects who claimed to be adversely affected by nearby wind turbines while over a hundred more were apparently unaffected by the turbines and not included in the study.

Also see Good night's sleep under wind turbines where I write about sleeping under and near other turbines.

We have written about energy myths, wind turbine myths and global danger ones.

I found it on David JC MacKay's blog (he's a physicist and wrote the excellent book Sustainable Energy Without the Hot Air which I highly recommend), along with a study about the impact that wind turbine wakes have on energy production (specifically, at the Horns Rev offshore wind farm).

They might not be quite the scale of the 6MW wind turbine that Justin wrote about in Germany, nor the concept for a 9MW vertical axis wind turbine that the Scottish reportedly have in the works.

Compact, Cost - Effective, And Consistent What Rashidi's design does have going for it is its compact size, cost - effectiveness, and ability to generate power consistently in an urban environment where wind speeds can be too variable and turbulent to make traditional turbines truly effective, as TreeHugger Mat wrote in a previous article about using the technology on city roofs.

Nick Perry wrote about health issues, but neglected to mention that while there have been at least 19 scholarly reviews of the health literature, not one of them has concluded that wind turbines harm anyone's health.

A 15 - year - old student in Oklahoma wrote to the North American Platform Against Windpower with questions about the negative aspects of wind turbines for a Future Farmers of America project: