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Of course, if your neighbor has a good turbine spot and you don't, you have to look at it while his property's utility rises over yours. That, cannot be tolera
by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Of course, if your neighbor has a good turbine spot and you don't, you have to look at it while his property's utility rises over yours.
That, cannot be tolerated. They're free to move to industrial zoned land if they want to be a power plant.
(Neither the ag-backwoods voters controlling their zoning nor capitalists installing them are hyper concerned about sparrows getting chopped up. It's a ruse.)
- sunshinesnacks 3y ago> That, cannot be tolerated. Why, exactly?
- beaeglebeached 3y agoIf you search zoning meeting wind turbine Google images it will be revealed quickly. Scan the demographic. Old people who've already gotten theirs with mostly invented blame for ailments. It's all downside for them, to see their landscape change and plant a tree who's shade they'll never see.
- red1reaper 3y agobah, old people is the reason why we are climatically bad in the first place, its a downside they are going to have to accept.
- sunshinesnacks 3y agoI originally thought you were arguing that wind turbines should not be able to be installed on someone’s property if they can’t also go on the neighbors property, but now I’m not sure. Was your first comment sarcasm? Maybe I’m just misreading.
- beaeglebeached 3y agoIt was sarcasm.
- sunshinesnacks 3y agoAh, well never mind then :)