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We are fighting to save beautiful countryside and wild places all around the world from needless industrialization. This photo was taken from the Unesco Biosphere Reserve of Braunton Burrows, North Devon, looking towards the unspoilt hills that are to become the Fullabrook Down Wind Power Station.
About Us
- Artists Against Wind Farms
- We are a world wide group of artists who share a love of the countryside and all wild places. We fight to save them, and their wildlife, from being turned into Industrial Wind Power Stations. Go to our website to learn more about us and see our work. Please note, while we take every effort to ensure that all information published on this blog is accurate, we cannot accept any liability for the accuracy or content. Any visitors who rely on this information do so at their own risk.
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Blog Archive
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- Denbrook Public Inquiry
- New report ties wind turbine noise to potential he...
- Tonight at 10.30 on BBC2
- Wind power is a complete disaster
- Family photo
- Happy Birthday Dad from Christine Lovelock
- Angela Kelly at Nant-y-Moch
- Interesting letters about renewable energy
- First of two paintings by Phil Epp
- Second Denbrook Public Inquiry
- Simon Jenkins in the Guardian
- Yet another excellent article, in The Sunday Times
- Important article by Dieter Helm
- Flint Hill Mustangs - new book by Phil Epp
- James Delingpole
- Ann West
- The Bronte Sisters
- Leading Article in The Times
- Public Inquiry at South Molton
- The lights will go out...
- Another very useful website
- CBE for Robert Plant
- First Glyndebourne, now East Meon
- Mynydd Llansadwrn Action Group
- Wind Turbine struck by lightning
- Areas of Natural Beauty
- Jupiter Birding
- SILTON WINDFARM UNANIMOUSLY REJECTED
- Art critics in danger from wind turbines?
- Shetland Isles
- Latest on Chilla Moor, near Hatherleigh, Devon
- Wind farms in Montgomeryshire
- Wall of Dolphins
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