Janic wrote:I am for wind turbines from the moment they are far enough away that their noise does not prevent me from sleeping. Regarding the landscape, I find it beautiful like a windmill.
the minimum distance is 1.000 meters from the dwellings. It is especially the accumulation that can hinder? But indeed, on the aesthetic level, it is not worse than these immense factory chimneys of yesterday, church steeples or cathedrals or even these awful electric pylons which are much worse and to which all have become accustomed and what about grain elevators or nuclear power plants with their huge cooling towers up to 178.5 m. and their continual vapors.
just to correct it is not 1000m but 800m it changes a little and yes the number also changes, the windmills or the church steeples, it was one per small village, there the wind turbines it is mini 7 by parks we can clearly see Guy or Janic that do not live in a region conducive to the deployment of wind turbines because you would come to our house you might not say the same thing anymore the heights of ridges have become strings of wind turbines at more than 240 ° at night it makes a real Christmas garland
and cooling towers do not come out of the vapors, but from the fog, from the cloud in fact, the vapor is invisible since it is a gas
on 30km of plains there are more than 100 wind turbines along the road, and we install more, from my home I see 2 if the new park is set up it will go to 4 or 5
factory chimneys it was work for workers, wind turbines it is a big report for farmers between 8 and 000 € per year per wind turbine, and an additional cost of electricity prices for each consumer since this electricity is bought 12 times are production price
so yes in Haut de France the wind turbines are for us and when this one will be out of use we will place new ones next to it but will the old ones be dismantled? in any case the concrete base it is certain that it will remain
