At the current stage of technology, Harnessing Power from the Wind is a Scam and is environmentally shit.

Wind Power requires large looming Windmills. They’re ugly as shit and loud.

It takes large amounts of land that has to be deforested to a degree and creates a large amount of noise which requires special zoning for the windmills to be out of residential zones.

The large amount of land requires large amounts of wiring that have to be wired underground to connect to the grid, raising infrastructure costs.

The Efficiency for the torque conversion and energy distribution is shit.

The Blades have to be changed from anywhere to five to thirty years, and the old blades have to be disposed of, by burying or burning, and they’re made of shitty epoxies and plastics causing more issues for the environment.

Honestly, Burying spent uranium fuel is a lot more safer and less space-taking than wind turbine blades.

Lots of birds are dying, thus affecting the ecosystem at large, starving out larger birds of prey, and allowing rodents and insects to run rampant. We’ll probably have a Locust swarm problem if this persists in a long enough timeline, and run into a Mao’s Sparrow problem.

I wouldn’t be surprised if birds become more endangered through this.

How Many Eagles have to die?

Also, Bats and Owls too. In case you think Owls aren’t birds or something, I should clarify.

An Aspiring Whale Psychologist, Donald Trump, hypothesize that the influx increase of whales beaching themselves on the shores of United States is largely in part due to the low vibrational hum of Windmills perpetually running. This may be correlation, or it may be more, seeing as whale SUICIDES are on the rise.

Low Vibrational hum of windmills also negatively impacts insects that rely on frequencies, it may affect bees that rely on frequencies. Bees rely on high frequencies, so they are more affected by transmission lines and higher speed turbines of lower height.

The Effect of fluctuating wind causes a lot of incidental effects on ocean waves and current flows. Look up the origin of the Butterfly effect and now compound it with the size of a windmill, then compound it with the scale of windmills on a farm. Whether or not this is a positive or negative effect, is to be studied based on geographical location.

Wind Turbines only really work when there’s wind, and there’s not always wind.

We can go down the spiritual route and say that the wind and whistling of the trees is a language beyond our mere words, and that the low vibrational hum is affecting physiology to a degree beyond the material plane. But that would require you to unlock your third eye chakra and see for yourself. TLDR, Wind mills are bad for spiritual health. (See Wind Turbine Syndrome as well for physiological health, and if this affects humans, then it affects other life).

Windmills act as a resistor or dampener for vibrational and energy frequencies, disrupting Radar and more longer longitudinal wave forms. This creates issues for aviation and other signal dependent services.

Windmills can also fail, and explode, or catch on fire and spin free-wheeling and fly shrapnel at large distances. In colder areas, frost can accumulate on the blades and be flung like sharp large knives.

From a National Security perspective, Windmills are an easy target for international and domestic terrorists that want to disrupt the grid.

From a Geopolitical perspective, if a nation is heavily dependent (>30%) on wind energy, the use of tools and bombs or weather controlling devices could adversely render windmills inert. This would be a boon for any anti-state actors with capabilities, whether those ca[abilities are present or future.

In Closing,

Simply put, the technology is not there yet to harness fruitfully wind.

I think climate activists are at a stage where they would sell out the earth to save themselves.

If you do a little bit of research, you could come up with a quarter of the problems outlined above.

Honestly, anyone that cares about the environment should protest against windmills. The fact that it has to be subsidized to start up, sort of implies that it’s not energy generating enough to be viable.

Go Ask those European nations how Wind Energy is helping them, and maybe they’ll respond after throat goating Russian Gas or after they’re done starting up their third ‘planned decommission’ coal plant.

I won’t hold my breath on it, because No Safe Bets and all.

*Not Valid Financial, Legal, Life, or Any Advice