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Deadline is September 27th! Will you help?

Champaign County Wind received an email about an upcoming deadline and we are asking you, as our friends and neighbors, to consider submitting a comment on Everpower's plan to mitigate the environmental impacts of installing their turbines. The fact is that, with reduced bat populations, pests and insects will increase and it is estimated that Champaign County Farmers will have to spend an additional $12 million per year on pesticides. This money will devastate any potential income that farmers will gain from hosting a turbine on their land. Not to mention the increased health concerns as the environmental difficulties of increased pesticide use become more and more apparent. The following information is from the email we received -- please feel free to spread the word: "The deadline to comment on Everpower's Environmental Impact Statement and Habitat Conservation Plan is this week on Thursday, September 27th . Attached is Everpower's proposed Action Plan to...

URGENT: Don't Miss Tomorrow Night's Meeting

Friends & Neighbors, tomorrow night presents a great opportunity to make your voice heard. PLEASE take the time to attend this meeting (details listed below) and advocate for your own rights and interests as residents of our beloved community. Employees of EverPower are paid to represent the interests of Big Wind and continue to try to compare the proposed project in Champaign County to wind development taking place elsewhere, but the truth is, there is no project comparable to Champaign County when it comes to placing these 50-story industrial machines in residential areas. State "experts" are coming to discuss the wind farm in Van Wert County but that particular project is irrelevant to what is proposed for our county, as you can see from the statistics below. The four townships where the turbines are proposed in Champaign County have a MUCH greater concentration of residents (and significant population growth) than the parallel townships in Van Wert County. Pro-wind ad...