Today Tonight Adelaide – Reporter: Hendrik Gout – March 1, 2017 “Clean, green, renewable is dirty, poisonous, deadly because what you don’t know is that making these green, eco-friendly, non-polluting, sustainable wind turbines means making this...”

What has been kept quiet for 30 years, with the complicity of the western media, is that constructing a "clean energy" wind-farm not only produces massive amounts of CO2, but also creates huge lakes of radioactive and toxic waste. On top of all this environmental destruction to produce these bird-chopping machines in China, is their destruction of our wild life,

when they actually do go into 'energy production' in the West. Add to all this the cost and intermittent nature of the supply - and the 100+ workers killed erecting and servicing these monstrosities, and we need to; Follow the Money - who is really benefiting from the wind farm scam? The lakes of toxic and radioactive waste from producing wind-farms are in

Baotou, China. Two of the local villagers severely impacted by all this pollution are Yan Man Jia Hong and Su Bairen of Baotou, China.

Horrific Wind-Farms are being installed everywhere you look in the West supposedly to 'reduce CO2 emissions'. Of course the truth is that Wind-Farms produce more CO2 than a gas-powered power station; Le Pair, C. (2011). Electricity in The Netherlands. Wind turbines increase fossil fuel consumption & CO2 emission. URL〈 . clepair.

net/windSchiphol. html. The greed, ignorance and sheer stupidity of our politicians knows no bounds, as they force and fast-track the construction of these monstrosities all across the nations of the West, Ignoring all regulations, all objections, all the massive environmental destruction, the human lives smashed, the millions of rare birds and bats killed, country

views and peace despoiled... The Human Health Effects are horrific, and are mainly caused by infra-sound; something which the wind industry and its paid lackeys in politics says does not exist. Apart from the human reports in this video, here is the scientific proof that it does exist; Cooper, S. E. (2016). Can inaudible and audible low level Infrasound and low

frequency noise be an acoustic trigger of the startle reflex?. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 140(4), 3382-3382. Cooper, S. E., & Chan, C. (2017). Subjective assessment of wind turbine noise—The stereo approach. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 142(4), 2700-2700. This is happening all across Western countries. The

local population is ignored as businessmen and politicians in big cities far away destroy their environment, their house values - and their health. Wind-farms have massive 'contained' CO2 emissions, and so will hardly reduce CO2 emissions anyway. The power they occasionally produce is often at the wrong time, and in insufficient quantities anyway. This form of

'power generation' is so inefficient, that when wind does occasionally reaches 20% of consumption, it means that base-load power has to be varied - so increasing inefficiency and emissions. They exist only because of government subsidies or mandates, which you pay heavily for. Wind power produces less than 0.5% of global energy requirements.

.stockyardhillwindfarm.com.au%2Fthe-project%2F&event=video_description&redir_token=8XIadaXfwQnVYtpee1rjJQKMpoZ8MTU0NzAxNTM2NEAxNTQ2OTI4OTY0&v=MnvazYxglJM This new project will commence construction in early 2018 and will have 157 turbines, each of which will be a monster 180 meters tall. Located between Beaufort and Skipton - good luck to those thousands of people! I sure feel sorry for you - and your crashing property values. I really fear for the future, because if the

insane lefty governments, who seem to be in the majority in the West, continue with this absolute madness, they may well adversely affect our climate in unforeseen ways as the wind-farms take huge amounts of energy out of the natural climate system's prevailing winds.

The Ponnequin Wind Farm straddles the border of Wyoming and Colorado. It's scheduled to be dynamited in 2016. What will happen to the pieces? Inside Energy's Leigh Paterson looks at what happens to wind turbines when they retire.

Nuon has dismantled four offshore wind turbines with a total capacity of 2 MW at the Lely wind farm in Ijsselmeer, some 600 metres off the port of Medemblik. The wind farm has been in service for 22 years and is the first offshore wind farm operated by Nuon to be decommissioned and dismantled. Nuon decided to decommission the wind farm as it was approaching the end of its operating life and was becoming less profitable. Watch the time lapse video of the dismantling which was completed in three weeks.

Down Wind is the explosive documentary that examines Ontario's controversial rush into industrial wind farm development. Produced by Surge Media, Down Wind exposes how this Canadian provinces' green energy dream turned into a nightmare for rural residents forced to live among the towering 50 storey turbines. We hear searing, personal stories of people

experiencing mysterious health problems, insomnia, depression, even thoughts of suicide; their lives turned upside down by the constant noise and vibrations given off by the massive wind turbines. The documentary also reveals the staggering economic costs of these wind farms to taxpayers with huge subsidies going to big wind corporations. And how inside

connections have made some government cronies wealthy, while rural communities suffer. The film aired on Canada's Sun News Network. Media write up here: .torontosun.com%2F2014%2F05%2F31%2Fsun-news-network-documentary-down-wind-exposes-the-wynne-mcguinty-green-energy-disaster&redir_token=IJAdONeju6gFqTQc2aRNr_C9GlN8MTU0NzAxODAxM0AxNTQ2OTMxNjEz&v=55-jBCjtJ88. For more information contact: jeff.wigle@surgemedia.ca.

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Construction of the largest land-based wind turbine ever built in the United States. “Reaching New Heights” uses a combination of time-lapse footage, aerial photography and behind-the-scenes action shots to document the steps involved in building MidAmerican Energy’s first concrete wind turbine tower, located at the company’s Adams wind farm in Adams County, Iowa. At 379 feet from ground to hub, the concrete turbine is more than 100 feet taller than its neighboring turbines constructed with steel towers.