The White Pines project near Milford looks to be the answer to that quest. But with four of the nine turbines up and ready to capture wind energy, the provincial government recently halted the project.
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1. Let these Ontario Government officials hear from you
Doug Ford
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Minister of Energy, Northern Development & Mines
Hon. Greg Rickford
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Minister of Environment, Parks and Conservation
Hon. Rod Phillips
rod.phillipsco@pc.ola.org
MPP Prince Edward/Hastings
Todd Smith
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2. Join the County Sustainability Group
Visit the County Sustainability Group Online
3. Visit the Environmental Registry of Ontario
The registry allows you to comment and share your thoughts on actions we take that could affect the environment.
Environmental Registry of Ontario
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Don’t destroy my children’s future Three wind turbines sit stagnant at the White Pines Wind Farm nearly a year after the province cancelled the contract for the project. Picture provide…EXCLUSIVE: Doug Ford didn’t tell you Ontario cancelled 227 clean energy projects
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Four major trends are boosting support for more wind energy in CanadaDespite differing policy approaches to renewable energy in Canada, I believe that wind energy is destined to become a non-partisan issue that is supported by all political parties.