Re:The largest offshore wind farm is nearly complete, can po...
by pytester on Wednesday September 25, 2019 @07:34PM
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22 million people do indeed visit Jurassic coast but the wind farm would have been invisible from there. Note the weasel wording in the wikipedia article.
It was far enough that it would have been faintly visible from Bournemouth beach. I strongly doubt that a few dots on the horizon would have bothered any tourists.
This project wasn't killed because of the view. There were other financial (probably carbon based) interests involved.
It was far enough that it would have been faintly visible from Bournemouth beach. I strongly doubt that a few dots on the horizon would have bothered any tourists.
This project wasn't killed because of the view. There were other financial (probably carbon based) interests involved.