Strange that there are no dissenting voices from the area. Science writer(whatever qualification that is), local residents and "Sustainable Wallingford" all appear to be in favour of this....
I'm still not wholly convinced by the efficiency of these....there are more turbines in the UK than pylons....some turn with a carefree attitude on the calmest of days others don't appear to be affected by the wind despite the constant whirling of their closest turbines. Has anyone yet said how much "sustainable energy" the country as a whole is using....and is this percentage actually worth the blot (blots even) on the landscape. Didn't they have to shut down several hundred turbines during the recent gales...was this really to prevent damage or were the powers that be just making sure the hoi-polloi didn't have too much "sustainable" power and had to resort to the traditional costly versions???/