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Originally posted by benson1610: ↑

The insanity/ignorance behind these wind farms is becoming clear even to the mainstream media fools.
Many negative reports for both offshore and onshore wind farms for many reasons.
As posted many times imo coal is greener than this unrecycable toxic infrastructure.But the foolish media haven't picked this up yet,but they are starting to report on the land and sea required for wind farms,Africa doesn't want renewables as the energy is to expensive ,various european countries have stopped the roll out of wind farms on/offshore.
The reasons are obvious to those with common sense.
In Australia the roll out has only just begun,wait for the prices increases as the roll out continues.
If Australia is stupid enough to continue the roll out ,on completion the network short life infrastructure will start to be due tp be replaced.
Interesting fire fighters have said they will not go near transimissions lines if over bushland fires.etc etc.
ps another report a aging left greeny upset at the 8 wind turnines allocated for her land etc other properties.
Is this govt stupid enough to blow up liddel? hmm probably yes.
imo common sense suggests the volume of solar panels and batteries will start to become an issue for the foolish mainstrean stream media.Then what will these mainstream media foolish nutters support regarding energy production.?
sry felt like a rant about this cheap short life toxic unrecycable krap energy infrastructure that this govt is rolling out.
Anyone care to predict the cost of this rollout ?
Made worse by the fact we rely on gas/coal exports and ban nuclear research as a form of future energy generation..lol sry trying to finish and do some reasrch into the NDB nuclear batteries which use depleted uranium waste and after 20,000 years the waste is safe to handle.

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the waste used to power the batteries is safe to handle after 20,000 years probably why everyready is is not an investor the battery lasts to long.

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