FRED. wrote on Dec 24^th, 2011 at 3:25pm:


The lady is not talking cancer, or melanomas and I don't think she is an alchoholic.
She was talking about NOISE!

While standing approx 50m  away from the turbine.
And you CAN'T hear any.

Not only that, but the noise that was recorded, in the close-ups, had that metallic sound you get when you put the mic against an object making a faint sound so that it will magnify that sound.

If you don't want to believe that, it's easy to try for yourself.
Take a recorder out to your car and start the motor and let it idle.
Record the sound from 5m away then, while recording, walk to your car and place the mic somewhere on the car.

Then listen to the playback and you will see that I am correct.

It is now law - the horrible nauseating incessant noise from Bob Brown Windy Farms to be legally kept away from residents.

Reality has finally been recognized by real government and residents will no longer have their idyllic peaceful quiet rural retreats turned into a hell on earth and have their lives destroyed as they suffer from sickness caused by the constant tension and stress from having, day and night, to put up with the extremely irritating swirling whirling swishing sound of Bob Brown windy farms.

How long before the claims for compensation start coming in. The next move is to remove offending existing windy farms away from residences.

This shows how important it is to NOT vote for Bob Brown's

Communist Greens party

because under Bob Brown's

Communist Australia

people would simply not be allowed to complain and if they did they would be subjected to horror treatment by the

Communist secret police

. Just like in

Communist Nth Korea

which the

Communist Bob Brown

sees as the ideal political model for Australia.

So any person whose peaceful rural retreat is being threatened by the proposed construction of a soul destroying Bob Brown windy farm must lodge their official objection immediately or face the prospect of having their lives and health destroyed.

NSW gets world's toughest wind farm rules    December 23, 2011

PEOPLE living within two kilometres of proposed wind farms will have the right to veto them, under a NSW government proposal.

Planning and Infrastructure Minister Brad Hazzard says NSW remains committed to being part of the Federal Government's 20 per cent renewable energy target by 2020, despite proposing what he has described as the world's toughest wind-farm guidelines.

Under the proposal, a company wanting to set up a wind farm in an area where landowner consent has not been given will have to go to an independent regional planning panel if there is community opposition.

''That means 100 per cent of neighbours have to be happy within that two-kilometre zone,'' Mr Hazzard told reporters in Sydney.

Mr Hazzard said he hoped the idea would find a balance between residents living near wind turbines and supporters of renewable energy.

''Today I am announcing that the NSW coalition government is putting out for public discussion some of the toughest wind-farm guidelines in the country, possibly the world,'' he said.

The Victorian coalition government this year gave residents within a two-kilometre radius a right of veto over wind turbines.

But Mr Hazzard said the NSW proposal was different to Victoria's and that wind-farm proponents would get a bigger say.

People wishing to write submissions to the NSW Department of Planning and Infrastructure have until March 14.

Across NSW, there are 17 applications to build wind farms, including 13 that are yet to be shown to the public.

The said the proposal would kill off the wind-generation sector in favour of coal seam gas as a solution to the state's future energy needs.

''If this draft plan becomes law, the government has effectively chosen a destructive coal seam gas future for NSW, over the clean, green and jobs-rich wind-energy sector,'' e said.

''NSW is abandoning the most cost-effective option for reducing its carbon footprint, which in effect means it is giving the green light for coal seam gas projects across the state.''

http://www.smh.com.au/environment/energy-smart/nsw-gets-worlds-toughest-wind-far...

Froggo, pleeze rejister your vocifferuss komplaints with SA govt as soon as possible.


Liberals commit to wind farm reform
Posted on January 6, 2012

The State Liberals will protect South Australian communities from wind farms built too close to homes, by banning new wind farms from being built more than two kilometres from an existing residence.

A Redmond Liberal Government will:

• Ban new wind turbines from being built closer than two kilometres from an existing home
• Allow third-party appeal rights, which Labor wants to remove
• Help develop national guidelines regarding separation distances and noise emissions
• Develop a state-wide zoning plan outlining where industrial wind turbines will be allowed
• Adopt a new approval process for wind farms which will consider associated infrastructure
• Protect adjacent landowners against economic losses caused by restrictions on aerial spraying and crop-dusting
• Develop clear guidelines for fire-fighting and bushfire protection around wind farms

Opposition Leader Isobel Redmond said that while community opposition to industrial-scale wind farms is increasing, Labor is planning to approve more wind farms closer to homes and schools.

“The South Australian Liberals believe wind farms must not be approved on sites where they create negative economic and social effects,” Ms Redmond said.

“We will protect residents by banning new wind turbines from being built closer than two kilometres from an existing home.

“We have more wind generation of any other State, with more than half of Australia's installed wind power in SA and it is time we started looking after the communities that live near wind farms.

“Labor approved changes to the wind farm approval process in a rush job designed to appease former Premier Rann.

“South Australians deserve well thought out planning processes not ill-considered rush jobs from a tired, city-centric Labor Government.”
 
http://www.isobelredmond.com.au/Media/MediaReleases/tabid/70/articleType/Article...

Who does Smitham think he's fooling ? The CSIRO has to peddle lying rubbish like this because Miss Gillard has threatened that if they don't, their funds will be cut. The CSIRO are just puppets that say what they are told to say to support the never ending stream of lies from the union controlled Labor and their Communist Greens Prime Minister dear old Uncle Bob.

Strong support for wind farms obscured, says CSIRO report
Kelsey Munro, Ben Cubby   January 18, 2012

Dr Jim Smitham … found a high level of local acceptance.

THERE is much stronger public support for wind farms than media coverage of the issue would suggest, because a ''vocal minority'' who oppose wind farms secure the majority of media and political attention, according to new CSIRO research.

A peer-reviewed study by Brisbane researchers investigated attitudes to nine wind farms in various stages of development in NSW, Victoria and South Australia, concluding there was a strong level of support ''from rural residents who do not seek media attention or political engagement to express their views''.

By contrast, more than half of all wind farm proposals had been opposed by members of the Landscape Guardian group, the report noted.

The CSIRO's deputy director, energy technology, Jim Smitham, one of the reviewers of the report, said it showed a disconnect between negative and conflict-oriented media coverage about wind farms and the attitude of a majority in the communities where wind farms were proposed or already operating.

''You find more media stories supporting the case against wind farms than those for it,'' he said. ''Whereas, going into the field and doing interviews at community level, they have different reasons but many of them support the wind farm; it just isn't as apparent as the people who are able to find a short sharp reason to reject it.''

Dr Smitham said wind farm developers that proactively consulted with communities and responded to their concerns had achieved far higher local acceptance of their projects.

The report, Acceptance of rural wind farms in Australia: A snapshot, by CSIRO's social research team, comes as the draft guidelines on wind farm development in this state are open for public comment.

The researchers conducted interviews with wind farm developers, councils, turbine hosts, community opponents and supporters of the projects in each of the nine locations.

Wind farm opponents cited negatives including poor consultation, visual amenity and noise, while supporters cited benefits including improved infrastructure such as roads and firebreaks, clean energy and better local job prospects, the report found.

The debate over noise and health impacts has been a key issue raised by opponents. A series of peer-reviewed studies have found no evidence that low-level sound from wind farms has made people sick, but some international studies included self-selected surveys in which people living near wind farms reported annoyance and interrupted sleep as a result of vibrations from the turbine blades.

The CSIRO report noted wind farms can create stress which affects wellbeing.

The Landscape Guardians could not be reached for comment yesterday
http://www.smh.com.au/environment/energy-smart/strong-support-for-wind-farms-obs...

Gist wrote on Jan 6^th, 2012 at 5:18pm:


mellie is a paid political hack maybe???

Rubbish!

juliar wrote on Jan 18^th, 2012 at 7:50pm:


*I take it that you have done just this, melliar?

** More garbage, melliar.
I was watching 'whirling dervishes' on a travelogue not long back and they didn't make any noise at all.
Just spun round and round and round......Though the music IS quite loud.
Do the wind farms have a musical backing group, melliar??



*** If this was to be a problem, tell me just how many (exact number, please), out of the thousands around the world, have caught fire.