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Australian farmers hosting renewable projects face bullying, threats, and isolation amid growing opposition to wind and solar developments.
Farmers in regional Australia hosting wind and solar projects are reporting bullying, threats, and social isolation amid rising opposition to renewable energy developments.
The Albanese government’s 82% renewable target by 2030 has intensified community and political tensions, with some locals and Nationals MPs arguing projects harm farmland, disrupt communities, and undermine property rights.
Federal officials, including energy commissioner Tony Mahar, have documented intimidation, including threats against children, while renewable companies say security is now needed at meetings.
Farmers like Craig Henderson in Victoria say they face protests and violent threats despite supporting renewables for additional income and climate goals.
While some farmers oppose the projects, many see them as vital for economic resilience, highlighting a deepening national divide over energy policy and rural land use.
Los agricultores australianos que albergan proyectos renovables enfrentan intimidación, amenazas y aislamiento en medio de la creciente oposición a los desarrollos eólicos y solares.