The Atlantic Array
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The Proposal - RWE npower website Link to the Non-Technical Summary (can be found on the page above, under Consultation Documents) |
Important links to visit if you are concerned
about this proposal: http://www.slaythearray.com/ http://www.atlanticdisarray.org.uk/ www.landmarktrust.org.uk See their statement about the Atlantic Array on the above link. http://www.atlanticarray.co.uk/ www.saveourmarinemammals.co.uk (this website may be temporarily off-line) |
| New Scientist: http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn21468-hurricanes-deliver-fatal-blows-to-wind-turbines.html From America: "Up to 52 of the foundations supporting turbines at the Greater Gabbard Offshore wind farm are “defective”, according to owner SSE." The company revealed today, with all but around 20 of the 140 turbines installed, that it is looking to Fluor to rectify the situation so foundations meet the contract. Industry sources said the news raises the possibility of some turbines having to be taken down and resited. Read more here: http://www.wind-watch.org/news/2011/11/09/sse-drops-gabbard-bombshell/ |
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News The Daily Telegraph February 16th 2012 Simon Jenkins interview - including mention of "massive offshore farm in the Bristol Channel" http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/energy/windpower/9077468/National-Trust-comes-out-against-public-menace-of-wind-farms.html North Devon Gazette February 1st 2012 Letter from Sally Ann Kingham "Dear Sirs, A common misconception regarding the 'Atlantic Array' Wind Farm is that the turbines will not be visible. This is not so. The Fullabrook wind turbines are 110 metres high and can easily be seen from Yes Tor on Dartmoor which is some 32 miles away from Fullabrook. There is photographic evidence on the internet to prove this. " Read more of this letter at this link North Devon Gazette January 25 2012 http://www.northdevongazette.co.uk/news/atlantic_array_feedback_revealed_1_1185896 Click here for more News Links: |
More Links below: The Proposal - RWE npower website Link to the Non-Technical Summary (can be found on the page above, under Consultation Documents) www.alverdiscott-huntshaw-parish.org.uk www.alverdiscott-huntshaw-parish.org.uk The Outer Bristol Channel Marine Habitat Study Marine Conservation Survey Outer Bristol Channel Lundy: ww.landmarktrust.org.uk See their statement about the Atlantic Array on the above link. www.lundyisland.co.uk www.nationaltrust.org.uk www.naturalengland.org.uk http://www.sas.org.uk/campaigns/protect-our-waves/the-atlantic-array/ The Gower Peninsula: Britain's first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty www.gowerpeninsula.org.uk North Devon Coast www.northdevon-aonb.org.uk Contact: |
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issues concerning Offshore Wind Farms http://www.wind-watch.org/news/2011/10/03/wind-farms-will-put-ferry-routes-at-risk/ http://www.epaw.org/documents.php?lang=en&article=ce1 (you need to translate this from German into English, Google Translate does this quite well) The article is about the dangers of offshore construction to Cetaceans. |
Cow Parsley on coast path near Ilfracombe |
Baggy Point |
Morte Point |
Gorse, near Morte Point |