In a problem that lacks definitive truth you have to apply subjective thinking. That is all you have left. And the wind farm is a good example of that. There

In a problem that lacks definitive truth you have to apply subjective thinking. That is all you have left. And the wind farm is a good example of that. There is no scientific truth that means we have to care about threatened species, or the effect on tourism, or even climate change. Deciding to care about those things is a subjective decision. If you look at things from a higher level of abstraction the certainty just fades away. I don't see the point in defending the humanities as some utilitarian tool. It is always a good idea to become more educated, and to try and understand the world a little beter from different perspectives.