08.10.2012 – The calm before the storm…

Tramadol Overnight Visa Since our last batch of letters from neighbours were received about two months ago the Letters pages of https://purestpotential.com/e34dvzam The Buteman have been remarkably quiet on the subject of onshore wind energy generation.

here Whether local opponents of renewable energy are keeping their powder dry – or whether we have been keeping our own powder dry – is, one might suppose, a moot point.

https://dcinematools.com/ju4oaym3b However, we’re expecting all that to change shortly! The planning application for 3 wind turbines and ancillary equipment at Ascog Farm, Isle of Bute has now been lodged.

source link Once Argyll & Bute Council have validated everything these pages will include links to the Council’s planning portal together with links to all of the documents which accompany the planning application.

follow link A big ‘Thank You’ goes out to everyone at the Scottish Agricultural College, Community Energy Scotland, Towards Zero Carbon Bute and all those others who have contributed to the production of the Environmental Impact and Planning assessments.

click Whilst the detailed studies and the compilation of the various reports have taken some time it is worth pausing to consider the potential for renewables at Ascog Farm set against the wider backdrop of national and global events.

https://geolatinas.org/z6s15wx With all the news that has come in over the past couple of months has there ever been a more apposite time to consider the role of renewables in modern energy production systems?

  • https://penielenv.com/gllgu87 06.09.2012 – Arctic sea-ice is thinning alarmingly

    source url Scientists warn that we may be ‘heading for oblivion’ as Arctic sea-ice melting is ‘like adding 20 years of CO2 emissions’.

  • https://www.yolascafe.com/4ncxzypbx7 09.09.2012 – The poor summer has ‘cost rural Britain £1bn’

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  • Real Tramadol Online 13.09.2012 – The independent Climate Change Committee warns that a ‘UK dash for gas would be illegal’

    It is reported that a letter from the climate change committee slams government over comments suggesting unabated gas can play a role in the energy mix after 2030.

  • https://www.brigantesenglishwalks.com/2oeh27pv 28.09.2012 – Hunterston plans under fire from Bute councillor

    Everyone thought our ageing nuclear plant was nearing the end of its design life. Apparently not!

  • Ordering Tramadol Overnight 30.09.2012 – Climate change ‘may shrink fish’

    Our aquatic friends – a major source of protein for many people around the world – do not respond well to warming waters.

  • https://www.mbtn.net/?p=6yhanhq 02.10.2012 – ‘Hundreds of problems’ at EU nuclear plants

    Hundreds of problems have been found at European nuclear plants that would cost up to 25bn euros (£20bn) to fix, says a leaked draft report.

  • https://alldayelectrician.com/xul5zmah 05.10.2012 – Power shortage risks by 2015, Ofgem warns

    Britain risks running out of energy generating capacity in the winter of 2015-16, according to the energy regulator Ofgem.

  • https://www.marineetstamp.com/yfs6qrd1t 08.10.2012 – Cumbria’s nuclear waste disposal dilemma is prolonged

    Cumbrian politicians face a difficult decision about whether to play host to the UK’s high-level nuclear dump for the next few thousand years.

Vive la révolution! Preferably at wind speeds in excess of 7m/s!