Smith: Wind turbine noise cause real health problems
Editor’s note: This op-ed is by Annette Smith, the executive director of Vermonters for a Clean Environment Inc., based in Danby. Recent media attention about wind energy development in Vermont, misses...
View ArticleAnderson: Studies show wind energy does not cause health risks
Editor’s note: This op-ed is by John Anderson, director of siting policy for the American Wind Energy Association. As a clean energy source, the wind industry takes health-related concerns very...
View ArticleMark Whitworth: Vermont blames the victims
Editor’s note: This commentary is by Mark Whitworth, who is the executive director of Energize Vermont. He lives in Newark. I attended the Public Service Board’s noise workshop in Morrisville a few...
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Regulators fine GMP for wind project noise violations
Anti-GMP signs are outside a house at the foot of the access road leading to the turbine site. Photo by Andrew Stein/VTDigger Green Mountain Power will be required to constantly monitor sound coming...
View ArticleSmith: Wind turbine noise cause real health problems
Editor’s note: This op-ed is by Annette Smith, the executive director of Vermonters for a Clean Environment Inc., based in Danby. Recent media attention about wind energy development in Vermont, misses...
View ArticleAnderson: Studies show wind energy does not cause health risks
Editor’s note: This op-ed is by John Anderson, director of siting policy for the American Wind Energy Association. As a clean energy source, the wind industry takes health-related concerns very...
View ArticleMark Whitworth: Vermont blames the victims
Editor’s note: This commentary is by Mark Whitworth, who is the executive director of Energize Vermont. He lives in Newark. I attended the Public Service Board’s noise workshop in Morrisville a few...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Regulators fine GMP for wind project noise violations
Anti-GMP signs are outside a house at the foot of the access road leading to the turbine site. Photo by Andrew Stein/VTDigger Green Mountain Power will be required to constantly monitor sound coming...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Senate restores noise, training provisions in renewable siting bill
Senators plan today to vote on a bill proponents say will give Vermont towns a say in where the state’s renewable energy generators get sited. The bill won support from critics of the state’s renewable...
View ArticleJohn Rodgers: The ‘Golden Fleece’ is on VPIRG’s back
Editor’s note: This commentary is by state Sen. John S. Rodgers, a Democrat representing the Essex/Orleans District in Vermont. I feel compelled to set the record straight after reading a press release...
View ArticleMelodie McLane: The screamer on Georgia Mountain
Editor’s note: This commentary is by Melodie McLane, who is a neighbor of the Georgia Mountain Community Wind project. David Blittersdorf has provided Georgia Mountain neighbors with several weeks’...
View ArticleJim Tomczak: Reflections on turbines and noise
Editor’s note: This commentary is by Jim Tomczak, of Milton, who is 62, works at a golf course and is paying close attention to our society and writing poetry at will. I have been thinking about the...
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Willem Post: Wind turbine noise adversely impacts people and animals
Editor’s note: This commentary is by Willem Post, a retired engineer, who now writes about energy issues, currently specializing in energy efficiency of buildings and building systems. He is a founding...
View ArticleAnthony Iarrapino: Marching closer to home
Editor’s note: This commentary is by Anthony Iarrapino, a Montpelier-based attorney who works for a variety of Vermont’s environmental advocacy nonprofits and for the Vermont family trying to develop...
View ArticleMarie Audet: Farming for the future
Editor’s note: This commentary is by Marie Audet, of Bridport, the owner of Blue Spruce Farm Inc. and Audet’s Cow Power. Since our parents started farming in Bridport in 1958, our family has maintained...
View ArticleSmith: Wind turbine noise cause real health problems
Editor’s note: This op-ed is by Annette Smith, the executive director of Vermonters for a Clean Environment Inc., based in Danby. Recent media attention about wind energy development in Vermont, misses...
View ArticleAnderson: Studies show wind energy does not cause health risks
Editor’s note: This op-ed is by John Anderson, director of siting policy for the American Wind Energy Association. As a clean energy source, the wind industry takes health-related concerns very...
View ArticleMark Whitworth: Vermont blames the victims
Editor’s note: This commentary is by Mark Whitworth, who is the executive director of Energize Vermont. He lives in Newark. I attended the Public Service Board’s noise workshop in Morrisville a few...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Regulators fine GMP for wind project noise violations
Anti-GMP signs are outside a house at the foot of the access road leading to the turbine site. Photo by Andrew Stein/VTDigger Green Mountain Power will be required to constantly monitor sound coming...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Senate restores noise, training provisions in renewable siting bill
Senators plan today to vote on a bill proponents say will give Vermont towns a say in where the state’s renewable energy generators get sited. The bill won support from critics of the state’s renewable...
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