As we fully anticipated when we moved house, the C_nt’s three 500 ft. turbines have now been given an official green light (as you might say) by the Danish gubmint’s ‘Nature and Environment Complaints Committee’. So three monstrosities the size of the London Eye will soon overshadow the village a mere 600 m. away. Not to mention the poor birds whose migrations will be disturbed.
Those wonderful people at Siemens have proudly announced that these are ‘test’ mills of proportions not previously installed on Danish soil. So they couldn’t possibly offer precise data on their output of noise – or even their output of power! But hey! Who cares about a few villagers, their life-style, their properties and health? Roll up and see and hear the latest technology at work!
I see that our southern neighbours have some similar problems. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-23229097
Boadicea's Chariot 
Seems the German Greens are being hoist with their own petard – not in my back Lebensraum!
Last summer on the ferry approaching the Dutch coast I noticed lots of wind turbines among all the industrial plants making the coastline hideous. Seemed a good place to site them. On the flat and uninspiring stretch of country between Bratislava and the Hungarian border there are lots of turbines – not beautiful but at least not spoiling the view and not in villages.
I wonder if the local tech will teach lessons in bomb making? I am surprised that more people don’t take matters into their own hands and fell a few.