text: Arnott tables wind turbine petition in legislature | Ontario Wind Resistance
  Each day the Ontario legislature sits, 15 minutes are set aside for MPPs to present petitions on behalf of their constituents. While that part of the legislative day is rarely reported, the right to petition parliament is a democratic tradition that is centuries old. On Dec. 8, Wellington-Halton Hills MPP Ted Arnott exercised that right on behalf of his constituents, presenting a petition calling for a moratorium on the development of wind farms and wind turbines until an independent health study is concluded.
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  2 thoughts on "Arnott tables wind turbine petition in legislature"
  Sick Turbines on 12/15/2011 at 19:59 said:
  There are petitions in many riding's. Those 15min everyday could be useful.
  Andrew Hoag on 12/15/2011 at 21:39 said:
  We here in Manvers, City of Kawartha Lake haven't even gone door to door yet and we already have well over 700 " Notices of Objections" opposing wind turbines in our community.