Documents filed under Impact on Landscape
... because wind energy development has associated environmental costs, wind energy development should only be instituted on state lands if the environmental benefits can be demonstrated to exceed the environmental costs. ... The environmental benefits of wind energy development, in the mid-Atlantic area in general and on Pennsylvania state lands in particular, are small relative to the negative consequences, which include habitat fragmentation and mortality to birds and bats.
EDC Comments on Lompoc wind energy project DEIR

Cape Cod Commission Staff Report - Cape Wind Energy Project

Army Corps letter to Sheffield Wind regarding individual wetlands permit application

Renewable and nuclear heresies

Renewable and nuclear heresies

Juniata Valley Audubon position on industrial wind development in Blair County, PA
The below is the Juniata Valley Audubon's statement of position on industrial wind energy development in Blair County, PA.
WV PSC Order to deny Liberty Gap wind project

NY DEC comments on DGEIS for Horse Creek wind power project

Guide for evaluating wind energy projects
Some elements to consider in policy, planning, and public relations
The Visual Issue - An Investigation into the Techniques and Methodology used in Windfarm Computer Visualisations

Scandal on the Braes

Lempster Mountain Wind Power Project: Direct Pre-filed Testimony of Lisa Linowes

Lempster Mountain Wind Power Project: Direct Pre-filed Testimony of Lisa Linowes

Wind power, people, and place

Evaluating the Costs and Benefits of Wind Energy Development in the Mountains of Virginia

Throwing Caution to the Wind: the growing threat of Industrial Wind Energy Development in Pennsylvania to Wildlife, Habitat and Public Lands

Mynydd-y-Gwrhyd Planning Inspector's Report

Direct Testimony of Charles Simmons to the Virginia State Commission on behalf of Highland Citizens

Draft- Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines for Wind Energy
