(redacted) Nope

And a little bit of payback....

Workers running like worms out of a hot log.

Why don't they just loosen the bolts at the base?

That's no fun.

Wish I could say I was surprised that they aren't detaching and re-using parts that can be re-used prior to demolition.

But you CAN say they are reusing parts.

From YouTube description..
" CDI’s crew felled the 90 Units in two (2) mobilizations to the site, permitting the Wind Farm Owner to complete salvage of blades and drive-train elements from some of the wind turbines to provide replacement parts for similar Units they operate at other wind farm locations."

@1:47 you can see some of the turbines in the background without blades.

(edit) random comment i found regarding this... "The wind farm was built in 2006 and had a total output of 90MW. The 90 units will be replaced with 86 General Electric Units with a total capacity 0f 235MW."

"Honey, I didn't expect you home so soon! Uh, ignore what's on the screen..."

What does end of life mean? Are they not capable of producing electricity or something? It's like people who buy a new, more fuel efficient car thinking they're doing the envoronment a favor, but fail to realize that most of the environmental pollution from a car is from building it.