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    Wind mills are a good thing for personal use. If property owners want to put one next to their own house, barn or on top of their business establishment, that's just fine. But to have 3-5 hundred huge industrial wind turbines (as proposed by the Hartland wind farm for northwestern ND) put in the face of all man and wildlife currently enjoying the natural landscape and solitude of this region is wrong. And the issues here are not just visual or local. The production of transmission lines to support this project will impact landowners and wildlife across this state.

THE TRUTH ABOUT INDUSTRIAL WIND ENERGY by Glenn R. Schleede (Make sure to read Mr. Schleede's conclusions!) More about Glenn Schleede and Wind Energy AMERICAN WIND ENERGY ASSOCIATION: "installations in deep decline - the industry is sputtering out" Wisconsin Landowner Asks: What Have I Done?

MDU Seeks 13% Rate Increase Associated With Wind Power Costs Climate Depot  - (daily updates) - super site! We Have Been Conned                    Sunset for Subsidies "Wind Power: The Worst Kind of Mirage"                 Wind Energy's Ghosts

THE WIND POWER RIP OFF

Wind Power Remains Mostly Hot Air

Is Wind "Farming" Compatible with Agriculture?

Hunting, wind farming and always new articles added.

Wind Farms ... "They do more harm than good" - Eric Rosenbloom
Wind Farms ..."a fool's errand" - Diemer True - Wyoming landowner
Wind Farms ... "obsolete technology in 10 years" - Bill Sebastian - Texas landowner

WIND POWER IS A COMPLETE DISASTER                FOUL ODOR in the WIND
THE WIND FARM SCAM                             THREE HEADED GIANT DIES NEAR WILTON NORTH DAKOTA!  

BIG TALK Pickens' Texas Wind Farm - DEAD!         PROTECTING TEXAS...Right on!

     Questions:  What will happen if the wind industry collapses?  Who would be responsible for the broken or worn out turbines? Would government require landowners who have received money from turbines, and participating electric cooperatives, to either repair or remove these structures from the landscape? Or would the taxpayer just get jabbed again if the government ends up with a mess like this? Dealing with issues related to some of these questions has already surfaced in California involving six landowners. Read here:

LANDOWNER ALERT - (updated regularly) "People who say 'You can't tell me what to do with my property' are in actuality signing away the control of their property to wind companies in signing these leases." - Barbara Boone (Source) Industrial Wind Action Group.

    As the true story about industrial wind energy continues to unfold, so comes the growing number of opposition organizations in the U.S., Canada and world wide. Just look on the Affiliates page of the Wind-Watch web site. If this doesn't open eyes, I don't know what will. The Video archives also offers more real life facts about the wind industry. And be sure to view www.windturbinesyndrome.com, www.windtoons.com and the other four sites at the bottom of this page.