Even if he no longer delivers the 1pm news on TF1, Jean-Pierre Bernaut is still associated with the regions and continues to give his opinion on the development of the territory. On Friday, September 17, 2021, on France 5, he made a fuss about a surprising topic…

For years, he promoted the lands of France and the treasures of our region: Jean-Pierre Berna never finished defending France and his passion! Always worried about the fate of the countrymen, he keeps up with what’s going on there, though he left the newspaper’s direction at 1 p.m. to Marie-Sophie Lacarro – who had hesitated before coming into the office. So it only makes sense that he talked about it when he was invited to him c for you In France 5 on Friday 17 September. One topic that interests him in particular at the moment: wind turbines. according to him, They have no environmental interest, quite the opposite … « It is an environmental and financial disaster [et] does not help He said in the group. Indeed, according to him, the inconveniences and financial costs are much more important than the environmental gain …

Benefit “one day in three”

So Jean-Pierre Bernau interrupts: wind energy, ” It costs a fortune ” While that ” can not workAnd It only works one out of every three days Above all, according to him, those who do not live nearby cannot imagine the inconvenience they cause: It makes environmentalists dream… Parisians agree that there is nothing in Ile-de-France In fact, the hype for those who live near a wind farm is great… and only people who live in these rural areas, not the decision makers who live in Paris, are disturbed! According to Natalie Marquay’s husband, This renewable energy source has become more of a business than anything else : Promoters go to places where the land is not worth much and where 6000 euros a year are offered to the peasants, and this brings a lot of income. ” He thus fiercely defied the government and Barbara Bombely, taking for example Germany, which had stopped nuclear power for wind power generation, but since it did not produce enough, it finally turned back to coal-fired power plants…