Photo taken in Tucker County May 23, 2007.
Each tower at the Mountaineer Energy Center site in Tucker County produces 1.5 megawatts of electricity.
Climate Change is one of the biggest issues facing our world today. I don’t have children and my brother doesn’t have children so why should I care? It probably won’t make a difference to my life. I will probably be dead before disaster strikes. But I do care. I care about everyone else, the baby across the street and even the bratty school kids I see as I leave work. I care about all those insects and plants that I write about. I care about all the beautiful streams and mountains that make my life joyous. I do care and I hope as you read my blog you will begin to see how wonderful this earth is and start caring even more. It is real and maybe I won’t see the horribleness’ of it but some one will. Please join me in caring.
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Sky beautiful AND 'green' wind energy machines ...
ReplyDeleteIt takes more than windmills to make a change I think - but your photo is a good one :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful sky in wv and your commentary is oh so true. we do need to care whether we're here or not.
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Not only do I care, but I'm terrified of what we've done. I can't even watch programs on climate change anymore, I'm so afraid for my child that I lose sleep over it. I wish more people would care, thanks for getting the word out there, the more voices the better :)
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Great position to catch these windmills, well done!!
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Eric, Holland
What a wonderful message you've shared.
ReplyDeleteI love these gently giants although I know some folks don't. :)
Nice perspective in your shot!
Oops I hit a wrong key. Sorry.
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Carletta’s Captures.
Yes, I care and I'm so sad to see what we've done to our world and how few people even seem to give a damn, with the attitude that "hey, I won't be around by then anyway!" I do have four grown children, but no grandchildren -- I still care! Thanks for saying it like it is.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a great post!
Sylvia
It's not going to be a one spectacular catastrophe. It's the changes that seem so little but have the world turning effect and it's already happening.
ReplyDeleteinteresting photo..see those windmills sometimes near our place.
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend ahead. thanks for sharing this beautiful pix!
ReplyDeleteWe have many of these here in Southern California and methinks it's a good thing ;--)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Great shot and post!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend.
I try to live as green as I can...I do care, I want the future to be good for my grandchildren.
ReplyDeleteI love windmills! Very pretty
ReplyDeleteCool. I got some great shots of windmills last year on a trip out west.
ReplyDeleteThey make a striking picture, very dramatic. And, yes, it takes more than this to make a change, but we have to start somewhere or we'll never get anywhere.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent structures! I love watching them.
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