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Caithness Windfarm Information Forum is run by a group of people concerned about the proliferation of windfarms in Scotland, particularly the Highlands and more particularly Caithness and Sutherland. Our
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Hill and Durran windfarms from Dunnet
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Television reception fears over Durran windfarm (Caithness Courier - 5 Nov 08) Dunnet
residents oppose Spittal Hill and Durran Mains (Caithness Courier
- 8 Oct 08) Unanimous opposition to Durran
windfarm (Caithness Courier - 1 Oct 08) Durran Mains windfarm too close to houses (John O'Groat Journal - 5 Sep 08)
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throw danger (Daily Telegraph - 4 Dec 08) Scotland's renewables policy in shreds (Press & Journal - 3 Dec 08) Turbines all over Scotland (Evening Times - 2 Dec 08) Dangers of ice throw (Peterborough Evening Telegraph - 2 Dec 08) Scotland and windpower (International Herald Tribune - 26 Nov 08) Scottish Government overturns Council rejection of windfarm (BBC - 26 Nov 08) 12,000 year old bog to be National Nature Reserve (The Herald - 25 Nov 08) Offshore windfarms destroying fishermen (Lynn News - 25 Nov 08) Environment Agency to build 80 windfarms (Telegraph - 23 Nov 08) SCNP back opposition to Dava Moor windfarm (Strathspey & Badenoch Herald - 19 Nov 08) European blueprint for offshore grid (Scottish Government - 14 Nov 08) Rossie Moor windfarm inquiry (The Courier - 14 Nov 08) Letter - peatlands flooding fears (Forres Gazette - 12 Nov 08) BP backs out of UK windfarms (Guardian - 7 Nov 08) Football stadium turbine plan ditched on safety grounds (BBC - 6 Nov) Army of workers at huge windfarm on Eaglesham Moor (Construction News - 3 Nov 08) Orkney windfarm refused by Ministers (Orkney Today - 31 Oct 08) Survey shows Moray windfarm threat to tourism (Northern Scot - 31 Oct 08) Offshore windfarms risk to shipping (Telegraph - 26 Oct 08) Accidents - CWIF data quoted by earth2tech (24 Oct 08) Kyle windfarm rejected on safety grounds (BBC - 24 Oct 08) Blow to Government windfarm job claims (Financial Times - 20 Oct 08) Windfarms in highlands, Pylons in lowlands (Observer - 19 Oct 08) Brown's windfarm plans on brink of failure (Observer - 19 Oct 08)
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Sutherland
Local Plan - Deposit Draft (November 2008) House of
Lords Economic Affairs Committee report now available Scottish Government Reports on Energy and Climate Change Wind Turbine Syndrome - Scottish Natural Heritage consultation
- Designing
Windfarms in the Landscape Highland Development Plan consultation now current Petition
the Government for 2km. minimum distance to homes Pitfalls for Landowners article - (Industrial Wind Action Group)
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Caithness Windfarm Information Forum is a group of people concerned by the potential destruction of the unique heritage of Caithness and Sutherland through industrial windfarm development for no material reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and no significant contribution to climate change. The forum welcomes as members those who wish to safeguard our heritage and environment and may also support the development of sustainable energy resources which will provide clean and secure energy. |
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Wind
energy cannot provide what is known as "base load", therefore it cannot
replace any of the secure supplies currently available. Proliferation
of wind turbines severely degrades our local environment for no perceptible
advantage. |
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Caithness
Windfarm Information Forum wants to see responsible
Local and National energy policies which combine reliable, controllable
and predictable low carbon energy supplies with adequate protection of
our fragile environment, countryside and communities. |
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CWIF is a voluntary organisation whose sole source of funding is through membership fees, fundraising events, and donations. The membership fee is a single lifetime payment because we value your support more than your money. However, we cannot maintain this website, hold meetings, keep the membership informed etc. without money, so any donation is deeply appreciated. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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