Green Energy Takes Yet Another Life

[toobfreak]

You heard that right, solar power has taken the life of a 76 year old woman in NYC. It was a windy day near the Ocean Parkway train station entrance in Brooklyn when a solar panel blew loose off the roof of a nearby carport striking and killing her on the walkway below about 20 feet away.

Just remember, no one has ever been killed by a flying chunk of coal, running water, or an errant natural gas pipe, meanwhile the death toll from wind generators and now solar panels marches on.

Green energy is just not worth the risk of dying over, if you ask me.

Woman killed by solar panel in Brooklyn during weekend Nor'easter

The 76-year-old woman was killed when strong winds ripped a solar panel from the top of a carport in an outdoor parking lot, sending it flying about 20 feet before striking her.

www.fox5ny.com

 

[Captain Caveman]

Shocking.

 

[Hafar1014]

Wind turbines put carbon fibers in our lungs. How good is that

 

[ShahdagMountains]

Shocking.

Zack Polanski’s on Jeremy Vine today.

 

[elektra]

Shocking.

No, this was not electrocution, solar oanels dont produce enough electricity to shock somebody

 

[elektra]

Wind turbines put carbon fibers in our lungs. How good is that

Leading edge damage is criminal. Epoxy, solvent, plastic, paint, tons (literally) of chemicals just coming off. Dust size particles, cancer causing, carcinogens. Toxic. This is happening in Iowa, all across our nations farmland

 

[elektra]

Well they did say wind energy would create, high, paying jobs. They sure did

 

[ReinyDays]

You know water and electricity are a bad mix ... criminal the number of electrocutions here in the Pacific Northwest since they built Bonneville Dam ... and the stupids keep build hydro-electric dams .... I mean DAMN ... who's stupider? ...

 

[Old Rocks]

You heard that right, solar power has taken the life of a 76 year old woman in NYC. It was a windy day near the Ocean Parkway train station entrance in Brooklyn when a solar panel blew loose off the roof of a nearby carport striking and killing her on the walkway below about 20 feet away.

Just remember, no one has ever been killed by a flying chunk of coal, running water, or an errant natural gas pipe, meanwhile the death toll from wind generators and now solar panels marches on.

Green energy is just not worth the risk of dying over, if you ask me.

Woman killed by solar panel in Brooklyn during weekend Nor'easter

The 76-year-old woman was killed when strong winds ripped a solar panel from the top of a carport in an outdoor parking lot, sending it flying about 20 feet before striking her.

www.fox5ny.com

Total idiocy on your part. Two boys killed in because of a natural gas pipeline explosion in the state of Washington.

Olympic pipeline explosion - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

• The New London School explosion occurred on March 18, 1937, when a natural gas leak caused an explosion, destroying the New London School of the city of New London, Texas. The disaster killed three hundred students and teachers.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_explosion

Running water? LOL
The Teton Dam disaster

Deadly​

The Teton Dam disaster in Idaho is one of the most tragic and significant dam failures in U.S. history. On June 5, 1976, the Teton Dam, located on the Teton River in eastern Idaho, collapsed catastrophically during the first filling of its reservoir. This failure resulted in a catastrophic flood that devastated the communities of Rexburg and Sugar City, killing 11 people and injuring many others. The disaster also caused extensive property damage, with estimates reaching over $400 million. The collapse was attributed to a series of design and construction flaws, and it led to the establishment of the Bureau of Reclamation's Dam Safety program, which is now recognized as a global standard for dam safety. The Teton Dam disaster serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of careful engineering and safety measures in dam construction.

Wikipedia+5
https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=d22b...i53aWtpcGVkaWEub3JnL3dpa2kvVGV0b25fRGFt&ntb=1
Coal? Damn, you have to be a cretin not to know the terrible loss of life in the coal mine in our nation. There has not been a year since this record started in 1900 when there was not a fatality in coal mining. Some years that passed over 2800 men killed.

https://arlweb.msha.gov/stats/centurystats/coalstats.asp

 

[Old Rocks]

You know water and electricity are a bad mix ... criminal the number of electrocutions here in the Pacific Northwest since they built Bonneville Dam ... and the stupids keep build hydro-electric dams .... I mean DAMN ... who's stupider? ...

Not having electricity.

 

[Old Rocks]

Well they did say wind energy would create, high, paying jobs. They sure did
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As a matter of fact;

In the wind energy industry, various jobs have different salary ranges:

• Welder: Average salary is $57,766 per year.
  
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• Construction Laborer: Average salary is $49,871 per year.
  
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• Manufacturing Technician: Average salary is $60,201 per year.
  
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• Wind Energy Engineer: Average salary is $84,467 per year.
  
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[Old Rocks]

Leading edge damage is criminal. Epoxy, solvent, plastic, paint, tons (literally) of chemicals just coming off. Dust size particles, cancer causing, carcinogens. Toxic. This is happening in Iowa, all across our nations farmland
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As opposed to the heavy metals coming out of the coal generators. LOL And when will we have the next Fukushima or Chernobyl?

 

[Old Rocks]

Wind turbines put carbon fibers in our lungs. How good is that

Best friend, first cousin, and fellow millwright died from a cancer related to asbestos. We have known of the dangers of asbestos since 1900. So where were your bitchin' ilk between then and now? Oh yeah, it only matters if it is part of your insane political idiocies.

 

[toobfreak]

Total idiocy on your part.

Glad you think someone dying is funny. Every solar panel ever mounted on a house is a deadly projectile in the waiting. Can you just imagine if that house were ever hit by a hurricane or tornado???

 

[elektra]

As opposed to the heavy metals coming out of the coal generators. LOL And when will we have the next Fukushima or Chernobyl?

Where do you think expoxies plastics and fiberglass cone from you mental midget. They come from Coal and Nuclear power!

Wind and solar creat more heavy metal toxic waste than every industry

 

[elektra]

As a matter of fact;

In the wind energy industry, various jobs have different salary ranges:

• Welder: Average salary is $57,766 per year.
  
  1
• Construction Laborer: Average salary is $49,871 per year.
  
  1
• Manufacturing Technician: Average salary is $60,201 per year.
  
  1
• Wind Energy Engineer: Average salary is $84,467 per year.
  
  1
• Wind Turbine Technician: Salaries can vary based on experience and location, with competitive pay in high-demand regions.
  
  1
  These figures highlight the diverse opportunities and competitive salaries within the wind energy sector.
• 
  
  
  
  
  
  3 Sources

$85k is peanuts in this economy. I worked on solar and wind, I know what they pay and nobody wants the jobs

 

[ReinyDays]

Not having electricity.

Sorry ... mature humor ... I guess the joke was over your head ...