January 20, 2018 The collapse yesterday of a wind turbine in South Kent, in Chatham-Kent made for stunning photographs and multiple news stories (even in Toronto!). The Ministry of the Environment and Climate…
January 17, 2018 A group of municipal officials sent a formal letter to the supervisor of the Owen Sound office of the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MOECC) following a presentation by…
January 11, 2018 It is with deep sadness that Wind Concerns Ontario announces the passing of one of its staunchest members and Board member, Stephana Johnston. Stephana had lived for years among the…
December 23, 2017 Somebody at the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change headquarters on St Clair Avenue in downtown Toronto must have thought this was funny … and a way to use…
Municipal officials told wind turbine noise no worse than barking dogs, no action planned December 16, 2017 The Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MOECC) position on wind turbine noise is…
“Years of testing, but never any results” http://london.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=1282268 December 12, 2017 A Kincardine area couple has filed hundreds of formal reports of excessive noise and vibration from nearby wind turbines with the Ontario…
December 6, 2017 Wind turbines: the opposition roars Special Report by ICI Radio-Canada Since 1995, more than 2,500 wind turbines have appeared in the Ontario landscape, but the green label attached to them…
November 12, 2017 Well water problems continue in Chatham-Kent with neither the wind power developer consortium, the municipality (which is part of the developer consortium), or the Ontario Ministry of the Environment responding…
November 11, 2017 Here is an excerpt from a report on the recent meeting in Clinton, announcing the launch of the Huron County public health investigation into wind turbine noise. A few notes:…
As reports of contaminated well water in Chatham-Kent rise, the Ministry of the Environment is strangely silent. They can’t dodge this any longer November 3, 2017 It must be getting harder and harder…
“Not possible,” wind power developer says, that 12 wells failed simultaneously from pile-driving for wind turbine construction. Nope, it wasn’t us. October 4, 2017 Ontario Farmer By Jeffrey Carter The art of deflection…