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WIND CONCERNS

Mark Mallett

Mark Mallett is a former award-winning reporter with CTV Edmonton and an independent researcher and author. His family homesteaded between Vermilion and Cold Lake, Alberta, and now resides in the Lakeland region. Mark is Editor in Chief of Wind Concerns.

PRESS RELEASE: Albertans Say NO to Wind Project

by Mark MallettHome, Elk Point/St. Paul, NewsPosted on March 28, 2023March 29, 20235 Comments

“It’s unethical.”

Oxford Scientist: Wind Power Not Reliable

by Mark MallettHome, News, PoliticalPosted on March 27, 2023August 15, 2023No Comments

“Wind power fails on every count,” he says

A Whooping Big Deal

by Mark MallettHome, Elk Point/St. Paul, Wildlife and BirdsPosted on March 25, 2023April 6, 2023No Comments

The proposed wind farm is directly in the migratory path of an endangered species

Elemental Energy Determined to Install Wind Farm

by Mark MallettHome, Elk Point/St. Paul, NewsPosted on March 23, 2023March 28, 2023No Comments

The next battle for Lakeland residents.

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Mission Statement

Wind Concerns is a movement of Alberta residents against the imposition of industrial wind turbines. We support the use of sensible energy programmes. We do not support the use of technologies that cause serious harm to people, animals, birds, or the environment. Hundreds of studies and even court decisions now clearly show the harm of industrial turbines to both the environment and economies. It is time to “follow the science.” Wind Concerns is calling for local, provincial, and federal governments to finally say “no” to wind projects and “yes” to clean energy projects that make sense.

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