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I'm glad to see one of these got nominated as I was just about to nominate as well. This is really great photography and a very interesting message to be told!
Interestingly the trees, at least in the first photo, look to be in straight rows (although this might just be a trick of the angle and the area chosen); so for those with a conservation mind-set this might well have been commercial plantation rather than native or wild woodland. Thus clearing of plantation might well be the first step. Although if it were a conservation initiative I'd have thought they'd have ground the stumps/pulled them and then aimed to restore back to grassland - at the very least stump removal before turbine construction.
And yes, sadly like solar and a lot of other green methods of energy generation; yes they work but they are nothing like as capable of putting out hte raw power levels that industry requires; and with AirCon and electronics on the rise the "can power x number of homes" statement gets a bit more iffy
Interestingly the trees, at least in the first photo, look to be in straight rows (although this might just be a trick of the angle and the area chosen); so for those with a conservation mind-set this might well have been commercial plantation rather than native or wild woodland. Thus clearing of plantation might well be the first step. Although if it were a conservation initiative I'd have thought they'd have ground the stumps/pulled them and then aimed to restore back to grassland - at the very least stump removal before turbine construction.
And yes, sadly like solar and a lot of other green methods of energy generation; yes they work but they are nothing like as capable of putting out hte raw power levels that industry requires; and with AirCon and electronics on the rise the "can power x number of homes" statement gets a bit more iffy