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In response to: Wind Farms nearby may actually increase home prices
In response to: Wind Farms nearby may actually increase home prices
Ben Hoen's college term paper was a sham and it's been torn apart in New York state. The property in his sample was on average over 3 miles away from the closest tower. Not a single property in the sample was closer than a mile. (Ask anyone within a mile if property has been impacted from 500' wind turbines) He considered if you could see a "tip of a blade" that you had a equal view of the windfarm. He didn't put any value for viewshed in his model. He used sales prior to the windfarm which greatly watered down the sample. I could go on and on, but Hoen's paper didn't prove a thing other than how desperate the wind industry is on this issue. BTW - Hoen is 100% pro industrial wind, and ran a resturant before he decided as a student to become a industrial real estate expert. Wiser is 100% pro industrial wind.
It's unfortunate Williams didn't read Hoen's report in detail before blowing off such a irresponsible article.
It's unfortunate Williams didn't read Hoen's report in detail before blowing off such a irresponsible article.
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In response to: Wind Farms nearby may actually increase home prices
Can someone please tell Mr. Hoen and Mr. Wiser to go back and study statistics 101?