Bob, In regard to your comment that if people had land in wind farm areas and were offered money they would take it. I have land and have been offered money, and NO I will not take it. First of all, the wind turbines are not efficient enough to justify their construction, Second, they waste way way way too much of our TAX DOLLARS subsidizing the already too rich utilities, and Third, there are some people that their health really is negatively affected if they are too close to these stupid things. Unfortunately most of the wind farms here in the thumb of Michigan have been allowed to build their turbines too close to residences, and they have also been allowed to build turbines that are encroaching on property that they do not have leased. All those people that claim how wonderful they are do not have them encroaching on their property and making their property worthless as they will never be able to build on it. If the turbines were worthwhile they could afford to buy the property, build their turbines and profit without abusing land owners and wasting our TAX DOLLARS on them.
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