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Cite your sources. I live in an area surrounded by them and I don't seem them as a blight on our landscapes - in fact, many are erected on land that was otherwi
by poulsbohemian 3y ago
Cite your sources. I live in an area surrounded by them and I don't seem them as a blight on our landscapes - in fact, many are erected on land that was otherwise virtually unusable scrub. More and more we are seeing farmers / ranchers that are finding ways to erect solar and wind plus still make use of the land for productive agriculture. There is a small contingent of vocal types in my area who are opposed to both solar farms and wind turbines, and it's the same group that is opposed to everything that smacks of progress.
- rbanffy 3y ago> opposed to everything that smacks of progress. Many people oppose anything that was invented after their childhood. It’s quite normal. Eventually they’ll learn wind farms are a good thing, much like the cars that replaced horses.