Posted on 09/28/2024 5:40:51 AM PDT by Mean Daddy
Several years ago I saw a couple of semi's hauling a flatbed trailer with a blade on the back.
They are incredibly long and I couldn't figure out how those semis could turn corners safely.
Use a few dozen of them floating over a plaza or parking lot to create an artsy awning.
I worked for a company that needed to dispose of PCP’s years ago. You could not “pay” someone to carry it off and remove your liability then. You paid to have it destroyed in an electric furnace. A company officer had to travel with the waste and witness its destruction. If any turned up later, that person was off to Club Fed and of course the company would be severely fined. Needless to say, we never screwed up.
I remember, Soprano recycling Co.
Stand ‘em up on end, stick ‘em in some concrete, and you’d have a right pretty wall.
Not that easy. There is a lot of chemically cured resin in the blades that cannot be recycled.
“I assure you it’s not the Boy Scouts.”
Punish the corporate officers like in “The Dirty DOzen” — 20 years hard labor.
That will make them take notice.
Instead, they’ll get a fine paid from the cash generated from the contract.
Grind them up and see if it would be ok to put them in the ROMAN CONCRETE equivalent mixture that will be used to make a REAL wall, not the stupid bollard bullcrap the genius fell for last time.
The back wheels steer as well with their own driver, with radio comms to the front driver, and the 4 guys in pickups around you, and the boss car and rest of the road crew. They steer like the old fire trucks in big cities turning down skinny streets.
As part of their sentencing, the executives and managers of the scam recycling company need to have chopped up pieces of those turbine blades jammed into any place they reside. Let them climb over pieces of them every time they want to go to the bathroom, kitchen, etc.
Not the case. Typical semi hauling a 100ft trailer carrying the wind turbine blade........
Dirty little secret
When the turbines fail, it is the land owners issue, not the turbine owners.
Even if they never signed with the company.
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