Hebrides are great for wind - I encourage you to physically go there and tell any local your feelings about wind turbines and you'll quickly see why they're not everywhere
Pros & Cons of solar power
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Plan for me is to prepare for solar (with batteries) now at a lower cost while it's still available/easier done, then get the guts of it (batteries, panels, inverter, etc.) at some point in the (hopefully) near future. It's all tied to money sadly!
They are unlivable.Hebrides are great for wind - I encourage you to physically go there and tell any local your feelings about wind turbines and you'll quickly see why they're not everywhere
I like some of this guys stuff; not a lot of nonsense...this is his last one on solar. Mainly for yanks but many things are universal.
But private land, "they make a lot of noise", etc.
Uist had a rule of no one selling their land(s) to corporations or to people who might want to build turbines because of it.
I'm not saying it makes sense, I'm saying it's how people there are.
well, let's start burning tyre's and when the water gets to ankle depth lets remind them who was crying...
I agree but as I said, you're more than free to go there and explain this to said locals, it will not go down well
They were up in arms about the farms off the coast and those aren't impacting their lives, more/closer inland is a no-go.
locals on the Hebrides? what % is unlivable? It's barren, it's worse than tundra.I agree but as I said, you're more than free to go there and explain this to said locals, it will not go down well
They were up in arms about the farms off the coast and those aren't impacting their lives, more/closer inland is a no-go.
read the info minge
"I want to look at my wet rocks, and really take in the wonder, sand blasted granite and all the moisture you can appreciate, that's bonnie scotland!"
Yes, more or less. Also people who own property can do what they want with it, even if it's to the detriment to the planet.
Like you live in a house, why is every inch of your roof not covered in solar panels and 100% of your yard in wind generators? Bad human, you, do better.
You can understand their point. The main attraction for living there is the barren isolation.I agree but as I said, you're more than free to go there and explain this to said locals, it will not go down well
They were up in arms about the farms off the coast and those aren't impacting their lives, more/closer inland is a no-go.
Honestly yeah, there's nothing else to do. The amount of stink eye I got, as a foreigner, going to the shops and just existing was hilarious.
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