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"We finally urge the environmentally conscious public and especially these who share our concern for the need to produce energy responsibly by non-polluting means, to recognise that wind turbines are industrial machines for which there should be no place in our finest landscapes."

Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales

 

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The number of British homes producing their own clean energy could multiply to one million – about one in every three - within 12 years.

 
CAT Action Team

The first action group meeting of the newly formed CAT (Chilla Against Turbines) was held last night (Monday 14th July 2008) at Halwill Junction Village Hall, following the successful public meeting just two weeks ago.  So strong is the opposition to the proposed turbines that 35 local residents from all the villages which would be affected by the proposed wind farm, including Highampton, Black Torrington, Chilla, Halwill, Northlew and Beaworthy have volunteered to form the action group committee whose aim is to formulate a strong case for the opposition of the siting of the huge industrial wind turbines.

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South West Tourism Support

South West TourismIn a letter to one of the many tourist businesses in the area, Malcolm Bell, the Chief Executive of South West Tourism, has expressed his concern over the potential negative impact such large scale industrialisaton could have on Chilla Moor.

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if you would like to be kept informed of the Chilla Against Turbines campaign, you can register on the site. Your information will not be shared with any 3rd parties and we will use the email address provided to send you regular news updates.

 
Map

Would you like to calculate how close your property could be to one of the turbines? Read on to find out how.

 


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Step 1
Click this link - View Larger Map

Step 2
From the top left of the Google Maps page, select My Maps then scroll down to and select the Distance Measurement Tool

Step 3
Use the navigation tools (hand to move the map, zoom tools) to find your property then click on it.

Step 4
Click on a spot close to, but not actually on the turbine (denoted by a blue flag), and the distance tool will calculate the distance from your property to the turbine (displayed to the left of the map). You can select to display the distance using Metric or Imperial options. TIP: The closer you zoom into the map, the more accurate the measurement.

 
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