THE FIRST TURBINE BEGINS TO GO UP IN GLENMORE

A SMALL PROJECT COMPARED TO permitted Glacier HIlls projcect and the proposed Ledge Wind project.
Warning from a landowner in the Glacier Hill project.......
SOURCE: PSC Docket # 9554-CE-100

To the landowners in the Ledge Wind Project:

If you believe wind turbines are a good fit for a farm operation, a free source of clean energy, and a benefit to your community, I invite you to come to the Glacier Hills Project and witness the total devastation occuring during construction.

Seeing firsthand what is happening here would turn any responsible landowner's stomach.

Heavy rains have created erosion that will take years to repair.

The number of huge construction equipment and trucks burning fuel is staggering.

Good productive farmland is being ripped apart, and will never be the same.

The level of disgust is even affecting the most loyal supporters of this project.

Hatred of this project is growing worse as each day passes, and we will be forced to live with this for the rest of our lives, all because a few irresponsible landowners, myself included, were taken in by wind developers lies.

All this for chump change.
Gary Steinich
Cambria, Wisconsin


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BROWN COUNTY CITIZENS FOR
RESPONSIBLE WIND ENERGY
MORRISON, GLENMORE, AND WRIGHTSTOWN OFFICIAL URGE MORE
STUDY OF WIND FARM SITES

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The elected officials of three southern Brown County towns will ask the Public Service Commission to take more time to study possible health and safety issues before approving wind turbine siting rules.


Brown County Wisconsin Landowner speaks about why he decided to turn down hosting industrial wind turbines on his farmland. Part 1
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Brown County Citizens For Responsible Wind Energy
Brown County Wisconsin Landowner speaks about why he decided to turn down hosting industrial wind turbines on his farmland. Part 2
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Brown County Citizens For Responsible Wind Energy
BROWN COUNTY NEALTH DEPARTMENT HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE ASKS FOR WIND TURBNE HEALTH STUDY
Brown County wind farm could be slowed by new state rules
Town Raises Taxes to Challange Wind Farm Proposal
WIND FARM DRAWS CAPITAL RESPONSE
INVENERGY TRIES TO WOO BROWN COUNTY FOR WIND FARM PROJECT
GREEN BAY PRESS GAZETTE
BROWN COUNTY CITIZENS
FOR RESPONSIBLE WIND ENERGY
DISSENT DELAYS WIND COUNCIL'S PROGRESS

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Deadline pressure and 100 amendments are cracking the unity of the state‘s Wind Siting Council as it strives to agree on turbine placement standards.

WIND TURBINES POSE GROUND WATER, HEATLH ISSUES, PANEL SAYS
BOARD OF HEALTH ADVISES AGAINST WIND FARMS IN SOUTHERN BROWN COUNTY

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Dr. Jay Tibbetts, a member of the Board of Health, said there is ample evidence that wind turbines might cause health and safety issues. He mentioned noise and shadow flickers in addition to the groundwater problem.

"They shouldn't build here, period," Tibbetts said.

In its report to the Human Services Committee, the board is recommending that there be a minimum setback range of 2,640 to 3,168 feet from a turbine to an occupied structure. It also is proposing that the World Health Organization's maximum 30-decibel standard be adopted.


HEALTH OFFICIALS WEIGH
IN ON WIND FARM
WIND TURBINE DEBATE SPINS TOWARD SEPT 1 DEADLINE
Paul Snyder
Daily Reporter
Request by the Towns of Morrison, Wrightstown and Glenmore
Brown County, Wisconsin  to the PSC
Comments by the Towns of Morrison, Wrightstown and Glenmore
Brown County, Wisconsin
IT IS ADMIRABLE TO WANT TO SAVE OUR ENVIRONMENT.
BUT WE DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO SACRIFICE HEALTH, SAFEETY, QUALITY OF LIFE AND PROPERTY VALUES TO ACCOMPLISH THAT GOAL.  WE ARE NOT FIGHTING THE EFFORT TO SAVE OUR ENVIRONMENT, WE ARE FIGHTING TO BE PART OF A BETTER SOLUTION.
WORKING TO EDUCATE COMMUNITIES ON THE TRUTHS AND
REALITIES
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WIND ENERGY DEVELOPMENT
INVENERGY'S LETTER TO
THE PSC
CANCELLING APPLICATION
BCCRWE

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