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Saving The Environment VS Horizon Pollution
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This post is dedicated to my friend Pat (Icedancer), as she posted recently an image of a similar windmill under construction in Canada. This image was capured at the peninsula North Beveland, Zeeland, The Netherlands. Didn't clone out the tractor in order to give you an idea about the size of the modern windmills (125 metres high). Are those huge and modern windmills good for the environment or is it just horizon pollution? Think it isn't that easy to give a proper answer. To me they are, on the one hand, helpful to save the environment indeed, but, on the other hand, it's horizon pollution as well as there were, for instance, hundreds of those windmills built in the very small Province of Zeeland, poisoning the wide and beautiful landscape to a certain extend. Hope you'll enjoy this post and thank you in advance for any comment/opinion.