Falmouth selectmen, town meeting continue to tangle over wind turbines
Updated: 2012-04-30 19:34:02
, Apr 16 2012 Falmouth selectmen , town meeting continue to tangle over wind turbines Human impacts News Wind turbines Add comments Two town meeting votes , along with a short-lived wind turbine plan adopted by the local board of selectmen , kept things blustery in meeting rooms as well as in the springtime air of Falmouth this month . A large number of people living within a half mile to mile of the two town-owned turbines have been struggling with noise issues , and the town has tried a few different approaches designed to reduce the problems , including shutting down the turbines in high . winds Just before this year’s town meeting , the board of selectmen adopted yet another curtailment plan that they hoped would make things more livable while they tried to find some sort of consensus

, Mar 24 2012 AEI invited to shape renewables conference agenda , NOAA ocean noise mapping effort News Ocean Science Wind turbines Add comments My dance card is filling up for the spring AEI’s years of working hard to play a constructive role in public and professional dialogue about policy responses to noise-related environmental issues has been rewarded with two invitations that I’m very excited . about The first was an invite to server on the Wind subcommittee of the program committee for this year’s Renewable Energy World North America conference . The big event takes place in December , but this week the program committee began its work with a conference call , and during April we’ll be assessing presentation proposals and coming together to meet for two days in Orlando . I’m honored
Mar 30 2012 Tubular wind turbine foundation much quieter to install offshore Effects of Noise on Wildlife Ocean Wind turbines Add comments As countries around the world gear up to expand offshore wind development , one of the major concerns of ocean biologists is the exceedingly loud noise of pile driving during construction . Studies suggest that some ocean species move at least 20km from turbine construction areas , and in areas with lots of planned construction such as the North Sea it’s possible that large swatches of shoreline could be impacted each summer for many . years A new mounting system from the French firm Vallourec uses a series of thin tubes to anchor three octagonal feet” these are inserted in to holes drilled only 20m into the seabed , rather than the 60m that piles are
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