Habitat for the Future

Tag: Wind Energy

Wind energy refers to clean electricity generated from moving air. This tag covers small and urban wind systems, innovative turbine designs, and technology that fits within The New Net Zero model without harming natural habitats.

🌬️ Rethinking Wind Power: Smarter Small-Scale Wind Energy for Cities, Towns, and Suburbs

When most people think of wind energy, they imagine giant turbines stretching across hills and paddocks. These huge machines can generate a lot of electricity, but they’re also loud, expensive, and take up massive amounts of land. They also need wide roads, deep foundations, and transmission lines stretching across forests and farms — which often […]

Robbins Island Windfarm Update

We really do have to question where our priorities are and whether we have learned from our past mistakes. How many species of Wildlife need to be extinct before we learn? Check out our latest YouTube Video for an update on this project: Below is a link to a story with more information regarding where […]

Tasmanian Devil

How much habitat and how many animals do we need to lose for green energy? Right now there is a battle in Tasmania, Australia to erect a new $1.6 billion windfarm. According to the article on news.com.au there are endangered Tasmanian Devils on Robbins Island off the coast of Tasmania where they want to build […]