Pro Wind Energy Film 'Wind Uprising' Counters Wind Power Critics
Last year I wrote about Wind Uprising, an award-winning documentary about the four-year struggle to establish the Spanish Fork Wind Project in Utah. We just got word that Wind Uprising is screening at the Mountain Top Film Festival on January 19-20 in Waitsfield, VT, as a last-minute addition, where it is being paired as a “double-feature” with Windfall, a controversial film critical of wind turbines.
We also got word that both wind energy advocates and opponents are descending onto the festival for the event. Wind Uprising, which is a generally more upbeat and balanced approach to wind, was added to “counterbalance” the negativity of Windfall.
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