The American revolt against green energy has begun
"In a story filled with all the standard climate alarmist narratives, USA
Today recently reported on the rising movement by local governments
in the United States to refuse to permit unwanted wind and solar
industrial sites in their jurisdictions.
After setting the stage by parroting the Biden administration goals of
“100 per cent clean energy by 2035, a goal that depends on the
building of large-scale solar and wind,” USA Today points to the reality
that such big, intrusive, ugly, and destructive industrial sites have
been rejected by twice as many county governments as approved
them. The writers complain that the rejections come about by some
combination of “outright bans, moratoriums, construction impediments
and other conditions that make green energy difficult to build,” but
don’t go on to describe why the rejections are taking place.
Simply put, these huge industrial sites – we simply must stop using the
friendly-sounding term “farms” to describe them – create all manner of
negative consequences for local communities. Consequences like loud
noise from wind turbines, hundreds of dead birds and bats sprinkled
across the countryside, thousands of acres of productive farm or
ranchlands taken out of production for many years if not permanently,
spoiled views, enormous “graveyards” filled with 150-foot blades and
solar panels popping up all over the place, and impacts to local wind
and weather patterns that are only now beginning to be understood."
See:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/new...un/ar-BB1jbhhO