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| Wild Land News no 71, Spring/Summer 2008 |
Wild Land News is the magazine of the Scottish Wild Land Group.
- COMMENT - Windfarm Expansion
- Off-site link: Land Reform: An agenda for the 2007-2001 Scottish Parliament -
by Andy Wightman
- Potential carbon store losses resulting from windfarm development -
Interesting findings emerged from one local campaigning group who have had peat analysed for its carbon content. The peat was over 80% moisture, and the remainder had a carbon content of 49%. What happens to this carbon when the peat is dug up for access roads, turbine bases and foundations? - MoD objects to windfarms -
The Ministry of Defence has objected to 13 windfarms across Scotland as well as 29 in England
- Wild Places: a winter's night -
an extract from Robert Macfarlane's new book
- An experimental toilet for Corrour bothy
by John Cant
- Snowie Case Dismissed
- Lewis Windfarm Rejected -
The Scottish Government has rejected proposals for Europe's largest windfarm on the Isle of Lewis
 Ben Lomond from the east across a cloud sea. Photo: John Digney |