In order for wind power to get better, challenges and questions need to be made against it. I know so many people who read this article and automatically condemned it; proclaiming it anti-environment and hateful. I certainly don’t think that way, and I hope more people will read this article with a sincere mindset. —Breathing Fresh Air, Halifax
a mighty wind
Breezy not easy
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I very much appreciated the “Blow Job” article (Cover story by Bruce Wark, August 5), about windpower and its problems. It’s a breath of fresh air to hear a different side of the environmental story. Alternative energies like wind power are certainly important, but it’s a technology, and therefore only a piece of the environmental solution puzzle.
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