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An expert believed complete reliance on renewables was dangerous and would threaten Australian species.
The baddies aren’t your classic evil queens or wolves in disguise but the very champions of clean energy, wielding their wind turbines like modern-day swords.
All renewable projects will be treated as a significant economic development—removing the planning panel process and third party appeals at VCAT.
The works around were originally planned to stretch from Warrnambool in Victoria up to Port MacDonnell in SA, an area of more than 5,000 square kilometres.
An online petition opposing offshore wind farms was initiated in January 2023, spurred by the deaths of dozens of whales.
Giant turbines are being blamed for disappearance and death of fish, shellfish—and the ability of commerical fishermen to make a living.
BOEM said it finalized the two areas after consulting with local tribes, but the tribes refute those claims, saying their concerns were ignored.
These lanky ladies of the wind, towering and svelte, are a sight to behold, a true marvel of the green revolution.
‘This wind energy group moved in and set up these turbines without permission from the rightful owners of the property they built on’
‘Where was the public’s role in deciding that the ocean was just going to become a giant power plant?’ asks Cindy Zipf, executive director of Clean Ocean Action
A lone turbine from the Vineyard Wind project has come online and delivered its first burst of power to the electricity grid in New England.
Environmental advocates say court challenges prepared for the abandoned Orsted project are ready for the next fight—Atlantic Shores.
Wind turbine producer addresses wildlife concerns in light of news emerging that they were clubbing koalas to death.
Wind farms plan to knock out animals with a sharp blade to the back of the head, or in some circumstances, decapitation.
Accelerated deaths of the Tasmanian wedge-tailed and white-bellied sea-eagles are a grim reality if thousands of new wind turbines are built.
