Letter to the Editor

Dear Tertia To date no reports on the Independent Planning Commission meeting at Hay Services Club last Thursday, so I thought some of your readers would be keen to know that of the 28 speakers, about half by phone, 27 were vehemently opposed to the Pottinger wind turbines and so-called

Dear Madam Editor Last Thursday, as I was driving, I was listening to Chris Smith on radio 2SM Sydney. He commented on the closure of the Codrington wind farm in south western Victoria – I believe it is near Port Fairy. He stated that it is being closed because Pacific Blue,

Madam There are some non-political heavy hitters who paint a grim picture for these renewables in Australia's future. You can read the article, Open Letter to all Australians on Energy by googling Rainforest Reserves Aust. Read it and be informed. The benefits for a Hay economy and prosperity

Dear Editor, We are being offered little in comparison to what energy companies have to gain. These companies will be paid $1M/ turbine annually in RET (Renewable Energy Target) subsidies. Bullawah has proposed 170 turbines, Pottinger 247 a combined minimum of $417 M/yr. These will not be the only

Dear Editor, I expect that not many of your readers, like myself, have ever heard of PFAS, which is a toxic substance sprayed onto solar panels and windmill blades during manufacture, its job to reject moisture from the products. PFAS, incidentally, is an acronym for Polyfluoroalkyl. There should be prizes