<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

The video follows the tale of Meredith in NY state and the problems they faced with wind turbines.

Whilst this video does raise a few valid concerns, I feel that it wastes the chance to be subjective (if this ever was the director's intention), and instead it turns out to be an 80 minute film predicated on trying to sling mud on wind energy firms as a whole instead of the viability of wind as a form of renewable energy.

People in this film portray wind energy in completely inaccurate and misinformed ways, and it really disgusted me that this is receiving quite a bit of attention (there's quite a large furore in my local area at the minute over the plans for wind turbines, which is why it was screened).

I'm no expert on wind energy, but anyone with even a basic ability to think logically can see the flaws in so many of the statements/claims made, with many people claiming to know more about certain areas of the science involved than independent scientists who are publishing their findings in peer-reviewed journals.

Sorry for the rant, but it really got to me, and I don't think I quite realised how much until I just started typing. Anyway, I was wondering if anyone else on Reddit has seen this film and what their thoughts on it were? I'm pro-renewable energy, but not just in any old fashion/location; I am genuinely interested in what other people thought after seeing this video, or what anyone else thinks about the various renewable energy forms that exist!
<bot>: Saw a supposedly "neutral" video explaining the pros and cons of wind energy, which was actually anti-wind power propaganda masquerading as information. Infuriated.