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Life in a wind farm
Credit: www.agweb.com 19 May 2011 ~~
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Thank you for the information about wind farms. We live in one and life has changed. Quite frankly, it has been somewhat of a nightmare. We have to deal with bad tv reception, flicker and loud swoshing noises at times. We could have been part of this project as they approached us about using our land but we declined because we didn’t feel educated enough. They went up anyway.
We are still trying to educate ourselves but it just keeps making us feel sicker.
Is there anyone that you know of that is fighting for the little guys affected in all this? The neighbors who have to live with this in their back yards should have voice also.
Sincerely,
Bernie and Rose Petrie
Malone, WI
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