The Whig-Standard, December 7, 2015 BATH — The appeal of the approval of a controversial wind energy project on Amherst Island is underway. The Association to Protect Amherst Island is appealing to the…
The long, long saga of the appeal of the Ostrander Point wind power project, in which members of the Prince Edward County Field Naturalists (PECFN) and the community fight to save the…
My Kawartha.com November 20, 2015 Tribunal agrees approved Pontypool wind project would destroy plant and animal life Ward 16 Coun. Heather Stauble says Environmental Review Tribunal (ERT) decision about Settlers Landing wind farm…
Project contravenes development guidelines set by Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry and Environment Canada for protection of wildlife November 5, 2015 Report from the Alliance to Protect Prince Edward County on…
San Jose Mercury News, updated November 1, 2015 LIVERMORE — A wind power provider that operates about 800 turbines in the Altamont Pass — where thousands of birds are believed killed by…
Soo Today, October 7, 2015 Wood turtles are known for their sculpted shells, colourful legs and equally colourful personalities. They are highly valued as pets. Formally known as Glyptemys insculpta, the wood turtle…
Canadian Lawyer, September 2015 A few kilometres west of the eastern Ontario village of Consecon in Prince Edward County, on a narrow but busy stretch of road known as the Loyalist Parkway, there…
This news from Prince Edward County, where the Mayor has been very vocal protesting the approval of wpd Canada’s White Pines project, which will endanger birds and other wildlife, and affect the County’s…
myKawartha.com , September 9, 2015 City to appeal decision in Sumac Ridge wind farm legal action Council directs City solicitor to appeal an Aug. 13 court decision in favour of wind energy company…
http://www.einpresswire.com/article/284306858/is-ontario-s-rush-to-wind-power-killing-the-green-energy-movement TORONTO, CAN, September 2, 2015 Ontario’s stance as an environmental activist province in Canada and would-be leader in climate change action is taking a beating after the government approved two controversial wind…
Christopher Ollson was paid $20,000 to review documents and appear as an expert witness in the Gunn’s Hill appeal, as he has for other wind power developers. Trained in chemical toxicology, Ollson admitted…