On the chalk grassland area, the turf was replaced as soon as the work was done and a “a ten-year monitoring and survey programme” is in place, the authority said.

It referred an official’s comments that it would take ten years for land to recover and re-turfing the whole area was too time consuming.īut the authority said: “As the film-maker was aware, most of the route is farmland which will quickly return to pasture or crops when the soil is completely returned next year.” Not according to the park authority, who said their quotes were taken “out of context”. Life Water TV (whose curious motto is ‘No Story Too Small’) examined the eight-mile trench dug for power cables leading from the 116 wind turbines in the channel, which will provide power to 347,000 homes next year.īut the film took exception to the trench – which runs through farms and rare chalk grassland in South Downs National Park – branding it a ‘scar’ on the landscape and implied its damage would last for 10 years. L’association est notamment active en Inde et en Ouganda. Dans la foulée, il a créé l’ONG Drop4Drop qui uvre pour l’accès à l’eau potable dans les pays en développement. Konecki’s company published a mini-documentary on YouTube on the effects of digging cabling for the Rampion wind farm on the Sussex coast, near wher he lives. Une fois sorti de la City, Simon Konecki a co-fondé une entreprise d’eau minérale éthique baptisée Life Water.

A film by his company was criticised by a Green MP, a national parks authority and an energy company all at the same time, for its depiction of a windfarm project. After two years of marriage and seven years as a couple, Adele and husband Simon Konecki called it quits in April 2019. Simon Konecki, Adele’s husband and founder of the ‘eco-friendly’ Life Water company, has managed to achieve a rare feat.

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