I live on the coast in the East of England and can see three banks of wind turbines on a clear day. The nearest are 4 miles out to sea. When they were first in

I live on the coast in the East of England and can see three banks of wind turbines on a clear day. The nearest are 4 miles out to sea. When they were first installed there was local opposition, but now no one cares about them at all. They don't ruin the horizon, they aren't an eyesore, and compared to office blocks they don't seem to be killing a large number of birds or causing any other issues with wildlife. They want to build more, but the blockage seems to be the large increases in costs of materials and labour since the project was costed pre-COVID (likely just a play for some govt subsidies?) and also concerns about pylons to carry the power generated. I'm personally not so worried about the pylons esp given the cost of buried cabling.