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    #2
    but, but...... they're environmentally friendly , chuck said............

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      #3
      These are steel right? Cant be melted down with energy from other windmills?

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        #4
        Originally posted by jazz View Post
        These are steel right? Cant be melted down with energy from other windmills?
        The blades are glass or carbon fibre composites

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          #5
          Maybe they are planting them like the tree 🌲 incentive...... hopefully they grow into nice new windmills 👌
          Or maybe they should make boats out of them for eco nuts to tour the oceans with and tell the rest of us to keep paying carbon tax to support new windmills and stop leaving a mess for future generations.
          Just wondering is all ....
          Last edited by furrowtickler; Feb 6, 2020, 08:39.

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            #6
            Originally posted by farming101 View Post
            The blades are glass or carbon fibre composites
            Maybe putting them in the ground is the new carbon sequestration program. Win win situation to me!

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              #7
              Those useless blades should be buried in the back yards, of the various homes, of Al Gore and David Suzuki,,, and of course chucky et al.

              Just more proof of the dishonesty of the left !

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                #8
                Its great to see so many Agriville posters concerned about the environment by raising end of use plans for industry.

                In Alberta the biggest cleanup issue by far is all the abandoned, orphaned and suspended oil and gas wells.

                Along with the tar sand mines and tailing ponds the projected cots of the cleanup will be in the billions of dollars. The oil industry in many cases is walking away from their responsibilities for cleanup and taxpayers will be stuck paying for cleanup costs.

                The Alberta Auditor General is taking a close look at the issue.

                https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/alberta-orphan-wells-liability-audit-review-1.5433603 https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/alberta-orphan-wells-liability-audit-review-1.5433603

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                  #9
                  well at least the patch had use and contributed to the country

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                    Its great to see so many Agriville posters concerned about the environment by raising end of use plans for industry.

                    In Alberta the biggest cleanup issue by far is all the abandoned, orphaned and suspended oil and gas wells.

                    Along with the tar sand mines and tailing ponds the projected cots of the cleanup will be in the billions of dollars. The oil industry in many cases is walking away from their responsibilities for cleanup and taxpayers will be stuck paying for cleanup costs.

                    The Alberta Auditor General is taking a close look at the issue.

                    https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/alberta-orphan-wells-liability-audit-review-1.5433603 https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/alberta-orphan-wells-liability-audit-review-1.5433603
                    That's right. Change the subject, and redirect. No need to deal with hard questions.

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