So they weren't in Arhus at all? The story was a fabrication (as usual)
So they weren't in Arhus at all? The story was a fabrication (as usual)
Poster wrote "Århus area" - which, to my mind, could quite reasonably include a village 20 miles away.
It *was* a Harry link.
For balance, would Harry like to link to any of the dozens of wind turbine fires that have happened quite spontaneously while in service?
I prefer the brake failure explosive demolition ones myself. eg.
But there are plenty of nice spectacular fireworks ones too. These are some of the most picturesque image...
Didn't a judge recently allow turbines to be erected within less distance of existing properties than the local council wanted? I would be really worried after watching that first one.
Big story last year 'French nuclear plant catches fire';
It turned out that a small fire in a reprocessing plant had happened, nowhere near anything radioactive, and pretty much put out by a few men with fire extinguishers. No one even got a blister
'chimney catches fire, two feared dead' is not international headline news, however.
Its not hard to see who is pushing a corrupt biased agenda.
You are a luddite NIMBY if you don't want one of *those* in your back garden.
Look at all that CO2 being emitted!!
the range over which a lethal chunk of ice might be thrown by a turbine blades is several hundred yards. They are supposed to detect out of balance and icing. But then the are supposed to detect overspeed and hot gearboxes, too.
Pity they are not subject to the same sort of industrial regulation that
- say - the nuclear industry is. Oh. But that would mean no one would ever build one anywhere wouldn't it.
Banks aren't supposed to go bankrupt, either.
Well, yes, why would anyone kill that goose, laying all those golden eggs in Green Energy developers' bank accounts? The mere thought of it! Meanwhile, we have to live with these gigantic monstrosities. Yes there two huge ones not far from here:
They can be seen for miles. Thank you, Mid Suffolk District Council.
Yup. Town didnt want em. Tory country council overruled em.
And they wonder why UKIP polled about 30% in Suffolk.,
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I was close to voting UKIP, but the Conservatives were the only party who even acknowledged our existence, so UKIP lost several votes in this nearby village.
I thought yesterday was fathers day, not farters day, but is there a differnce ;-)
Pity hot air and lies can'
That's a shame. UKIP internal organisation has been outstripped by its phenomenal growth :-(
Get in touch and form a local party organisation.
Oh, there is one, and a friend is in it. But we heard not a squeak from them as a party down here before the election.
It is an ex-nuclear power station. In effect it is now just a shell and the fire was no different than that which can happen in any construction/demolition project at any old factory. It wouldn't have made any more than the local paper if they hadn't been able to connect it to something nuclear for the shock/horror value.
SteveW
I thought I was feeling very bloated!
SteveW
Not to a German. (the V is pronounced as an F)
Andy
Oh, would you rather have a coal mine then? Or a nuclear power station/waste dump?
We have several within couple of miles, not to mention the many abandoned lead ones. Whole countryside is marked by spoil heaps and is honeycombed with old shafts and adits.
30 miles down wind of Sellafield, not bothered. I'd rather have a nuclear waste dump close by than a domestic waste landfill.HomeOwnersHub website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.