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Instead of hiding them offshore & in country areas, for convenience and saving on transmission infrastructure costs windmills should be built closer to the major population centres.
On Sydney’s north shore for instance there are vast tracts of suitable unused locations such as North Head, Mosman to Bradley’s Head, Balgowlah Heights, Curl Curl to Dee Why, Long Reef to Warriewood, then through to Barrenjoey to help the poor people of Palm Beach fight climate change. Replacing the useless pine trees with windmills along all the beaches will be relatively simple.
Instead of pushing for no windfarms we should be positive and help the government find the best spots.
After all, we should not let country people, animals, birds, and sea life selfishly enjoy all the benefits of this cheap reliable power source.
Help save the planet by suggesting perfect spots for windmills near where you live to our political leaders.
And as an added benefit they are kind of beautiful in an abstract post industrial civilisation kind of way.

Instead of hiding them offshore & in country areas, for convenience and saving on transmission infrastructure costs windmills should be built closer to the major population centres.
On Sydney’s north shore for instance there are vast tracts of suitable unused locations such as North Head, Mosman to Bradley’s Head, Balgowlah Heights, Curl Curl to Dee Why, Long Reef to Warriewood, then through to Barrenjoey to help the poor people of Palm Beach fight climate change. Replacing the useless pine trees with windmills along all the beaches will be relatively simple.
Instead of pushing for no windfarms we should be positive and help the government find the best spots.
After all, we should not let country people, animals, birds, and sea life selfishly enjoy all the benefits of this cheap reliable power source.
Help save the planet by suggesting perfect spots for windmills near where you live to our political leaders.
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That’s the way to go. A lovely house in Canberra I’ve heard

Down around Balmain and the Inner City we will all have the pleasure.

😂😂😂😂Very good Pooly

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From another group. Someone has kindly made it very easy to contact our local politicians. Shoot them a quick message about the Windfarms and let them hear your concerns. It takes 20seconds and is really easy 👇
My message was:
Please stop the proposed wind farms off the coast of Newcastle / Port Stephens. They will be environmental and financial disasters.

merylswanson.com.au/supporting-you/contact/

www.patconroy.com.au/contact/contact-details/

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An article about the impacts of wind farms from the Australian Fishing Tackle Association.
afta.net.au/offshore-wind-farms-the-impacts/?fbclid=IwAR3-AUoOYdUB_imXbGmu63D8TKVQ2c1lKjlpe0SmFsQ... ... See MoreSee Less

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Some good news for a change. They are finally dredging the entrance channel to Lake Macquarie. Great to see a government keeping a promise.

Some good news for a change. They are finally dredging the entrance channel to Lake Macquarie. Great to see a government keeping a promise. ... See MoreSee Less

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Please sign the petition and help stop this financial and economic disaster happening.

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