Community Information Session

 

Industrial Wind Turbines Concerns

June 18 • 7PM

Plymouth Fire Hall 4667 East River Side RD

 
 

We invite you to share your concerns regarding Bear Head Energy's proposal to construct 100 industrial-sized wind turbines on a 22,000-acre site at Blue Mountain/Websters Corner. These turbines are intended to power their Point Tupper hydrogen plant for export purposes, not Nova Scotia's power grid.

access to trails/recreation • property values • health and quality of life safety hazards • impacts on moose and biodiversity

 

Green Nova Scotia First supports the development of wind energy projects in Nova Scotia provided the government...

  • Decarbonize Nova Scotia before using green energy to produce and export hydrogen and ammonia;

  • Better manages our forests, soils, and water through a provincial Landscape-Level Planning strategy;

  • Better protects NS's rich biodiversity and abundant ecosystems through an improved Environmental Assessment process;

  • Ensures currently proposed industrial energy projects prioritize ecological and community resilience in the face of climate and biodiversity crises.

 
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