This story is interesting not because the dismissal of the appeal by citizens (real citizens, people who live in the community and will be affected by the utility-scale wind turbines), but because of…
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…
Tom Collins, Farmers Forum, October 2014 Scaremongers say it will cost millions Brinston–While some critics of wind turbines howl that the cost of the eventual teardown of a turbine is astronomical, the actual…
Tara Bowie, Woodstock Sentinel-Review, June 6, 2014 A local energy co-op that has caused some controversy in the county continues to move forward. The Oxford Community Energy Co-operative (OCEC) announced the Financial Services…
Six Nations believes that investing in wind power projects is “still a good deal” despite negative politics around wind power in Ontario; financing critical to the two projects they are interested in