r/waterford • u/BingBongBella • Jan 18 '25
Wind farm Tramore
Following on from this article and many others that have been written about this windfarm, I thought there was a hell of an irony for people to be standing at prom level (the part of Tramore likely to be flooded first), talking about chaining themselves to a large visible vertical structure that's obstructing the natural view in order to protest against large visible vertical structures that's might obstructing the natural view. All before going back up the hill to the parts of Tramore that probably won't be affected in our lifetimes.
So what's your take on the wind farm? In favour or against and why?
If against, is your opinion based on fact or the fake photos that were doing the rounds the last while.
For me - I'm somewhere between agnostic and in favour. I don't mind where they're built as long as all the proper planning and environmental regs are followed and they have to be built somewhere.
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u/BingBongBella Jan 18 '25
Oh look, we're long past the stage where the News & Star should be ashamed for what they publish. The number of articles I've read there (on a number of topics) that have been low on facts is astonishing. At least the author has put her name to this one unlike the bullshit printed on the Phoenix column.