New Ice Age Begins: Ice Chunks Thrown from Wind Turbines Threaten Lives, Smashing Buildings and Passing Trucks
Posted: March 13, 2018 Filed under: Energy Poverty, Failed Green Schemes, Green Army, Renewables, Typhoons, Unreliables, Wind Farms | Tags: Climate Change, global cooling, Green Energy Failure, Ice, unreliables, Wind Energy, wind energy scam, Wind Farms, wind power Leave a commentTHE same ice that they tell us will be no longer, now building up on and shutting down the same weather-dependent windmills that they tell us will bring it back! Let that sink in đ¤Śââď¸
STOP THESE THINGS
Wind powerâs meant to be clean, green and safe as houses, but these things have a habit of hurling deadly chunks of ice at people, family homes and, in one recent case, through the roof of a College in the US: Deadly Cool: Wind Turbine Throws Ice Chunks Into US College
Weâd only just reported on the frozen and potentially lethal chunk lobbed at College Students in Gardner, Massachusetts, when yet another report of ice being slung from turbine blades appeared. This time itâs a truck and its driver that turned into a frightening form of renewable âtargetsâ.
Turbines temporarily shut down after ice strikes semi
Albert Tribune
Sam Wilmes
23 February 2018
Alliant Energy shut down some of its turbines in Bent Tree Wind Farm after ice from a turbine struck a semi Thursday on Minnesota Highway 13.
The turbines were described by Alliant Energy Spokesman Justin Foss as âselectâŚ
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A Classic Example Of Groupthink
Posted: March 13, 2018 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Booker, Climate Change, groupthink Leave a commentNOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT
By Paul Homewood
It is worth returning to that letter in last weekâs Sunday Telegraph, criticising Bookerâs global warming groupthink article:
SIR â I agree with Christopher Booker that people tend to adopt the views of their âgroupâ without checking facts or using critical thinking.
Nevertheless, his article contains inaccuracies. A big one: that climate change theory was immediately hailed as a scientific consensus. In fact, it has been challenged, disagreed with, tested, refined, disagreed with some more and, after two decades, a sort of scientific consensus has emerged. However, Mr Booker uses the scientific uncertainty, and the one case of deliberate misuse of data, to try to argue against the facts.
Mr Booker seems to be saying that a small group of scientists have pulled off a hoax of massive proportions that flies in the face of the ârealâ data, which he doesnât present. He says that the IntergovernmentalâŚ
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