it is very strange that the noise from tge turbines have been edited out of the video.. I myself have visited wind farms in kerry and the noise is very alarming .I have recorded noise from these turbines on my phone at distances starting at 900 meters up asfar 1 meter..
other parties that are interested in these wind farms are the county council who stand to maje the same amount in rates as the land owners. and dont forget the developer who stands to make millions from these. and don't forget anyone who pays a ESB in Ireland pays for all these wind farms in the levy on your ESB bill..
as the other comments said. the only ones that I can see who are in favor of these is the land owners who stand to make upto 18 thousand per turbine per year..
Wind farm turbines built with unlawfully gained penal tax credits which are defunct.As they are built abroad with fraudently gained carbon tax credits by private companies, we the Irish public become liable for those carbon tax's when these companies are found out.One turbine has a 100 year carbon tax bill attached and most offshore farms in Irish waters are only positioned in waters claimed by the Duke of York whom hold maritime charters for those waters. The Duke gets the royalties without declaring the penal tax credits to investors and when these are declared null void ,the Irish public face a Royal stealth tax payable over 100 year's. That's why no other country allows these as they are most unsustainable and highly unethical. Harvesting prisoners for their carbon tax ad keeping them in prison beyond their release date is endemic in the North of England ,Yorkists territory as is seen with the thousands of cases before the British and European courts being successful. That's why its been possible and also illegal. Once in Irish waters the Irish public are harnessed with the bill...that's the only lucrative harnessing of energy in these turbines.
All for wind farms, indigenous green energy
it is very strange that the noise from tge turbines have been edited out of the video.. I myself have visited wind farms in kerry and the noise is very alarming .I have recorded noise from these turbines on my phone at distances starting at 900 meters up asfar 1 meter..
other parties that are interested in these wind farms are the county council who stand to maje the same amount in rates as the land owners. and dont forget the developer who stands to make millions from these. and don't forget anyone who pays a ESB in Ireland pays for all these wind farms in the levy on your ESB bill..
as the other comments said. the only ones that I can see who are in favor of these is the land owners who stand to make upto 18 thousand per turbine per year..
I think you can find good solution on Avasva
Wind farm turbines built with unlawfully gained penal tax credits which are defunct.As they are built abroad with fraudently gained carbon tax credits by private companies, we the Irish public become liable for those carbon tax's when these companies are found out.One turbine has a 100 year carbon tax bill attached and most offshore farms in Irish waters are only positioned in waters claimed by the Duke of York whom hold maritime charters for those waters. The Duke gets the royalties without declaring the penal tax credits to investors and when these are declared null void ,the Irish public face a Royal stealth tax payable over 100 year's. That's why no other country allows these as they are most unsustainable and highly unethical. Harvesting prisoners for their carbon tax ad keeping them in prison beyond their release date is endemic in the North of England ,Yorkists territory as is seen with the thousands of cases before the British and European courts being successful. That's why its been possible and also illegal. Once in Irish waters the Irish public are harnessed with the bill...that's the only lucrative harnessing of energy in these turbines.