Blaze & Daze
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manfredo
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I remember waking up about then and remembering I had a fresh batch of icy pops but before I could get one I must have passed out again. I woke up at 8 am thinking my housemate must have overslept for work, but he was long gone and I never heard a thing, which is very unusual. Guess I was out cold!!
Laughing Grass
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Dabs?
Laughing Grass
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Yeah, ever look into the environmental viability of those things? They can never produce the energy it takes to make them and the huge carbon fiber blades are supposedly unrecyclable and are buried in land fills at the end of their service life.
Laughing Grass
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Kate McKinnon will be playing the hair hacked off, scribbled on Barbie in the new movie. LMAO, I'm dying!
Jeffislovinlife
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Coffee to all may you have a great day and a better night 
BarnBuster
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wind farm blade graveyard 
I actually enjoy being proven inaccurate - it's called learning.
I believe I'll investigate a bit further when I get time - the gardening calls.
DarkWeb
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Old windfarm blades causing problems in Nolan County
The wind farms in Nolan County brought big bucks into the area, but with those turbines needing new blades after a few years, finding a place to store the old b
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DarkWeb
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Out of Sight: What to Do With Germany’s 1.35 Million Tonnes of Toxic Wind Turbine Blades?
The rush to an all wind and sun powered future has left Germans sensing the kind of regret that comes with youthful exuberance – something about acting in haste and repenting at leisure sprin…
stopthesethings.com
DarkWeb
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Graveyard of the green giants
Right across the road from the town cemetery in Sweetwater, Texas, sits another graveyard where the dead are never buried. Some 4,000 worn-out giant wind turbine blades are piled as far as the eye can see, taking up most of a 25-acre field.
Laughing Grass
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buggered this thread up eh?
DCcan
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shnkrmn
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Out of Sight: What to Do With Germany’s 1.35 Million Tonnes of Toxic Wind Turbine Blades?
The rush to an all wind and sun powered future has left Germans sensing the kind of regret that comes with youthful exuberance – something about acting in haste and repenting at leisure sprin…
Checking sources is always a good ideaGraveyard of the green giants
Right across the road from the town cemetery in Sweetwater, Texas, sits another graveyard where the dead are never buried. Some 4,000 worn-out giant wind turbine blades are piled as far as the eye can see, taking up most of a 25-acre field.www.wind-watch.org
"Stop These Things" - SourceWatch
Your other source, wind-watch.org states the following:
"Most of the material on this web site does not originate from NWW itself; it is presented without commentary, and the sources are provided. They do not necessarily reflect the views of NWW. News items and documents are chosen to provide a central reference library of material that is not usually publicized by the industry and its supporters."
So they basically say they are disseminating counterfactual information that they dont even know or care to know the veracity of. They say they aren't funded by fossil fuel companies but that's no problem because they don't have to disclose any of their 'grassroots' donors. License to lie. They are about as rigorous as Joe Rogan.
Isn't this TnT anyway?
