Interiew: Charlie Prell says wind turbines took his farm from having a debt problem to a tax problem, and equates renewable energy with the rush of a rising tide

Retired farmer, Charlie Prell, champions renewable energy, saying wind turbines took his farm from having a debt problem to having a tax problem.

Charlie, who has retired to a home on the New South Wales coast, has equated the rise of renewable energy with the force and power of a rising ocean tide.

He mentioned that the world was heading towards serious economic troubles, a difficulty reflected in a story from The Melbourne Age - "The four horsemen of the apocalypse are coming for the global economy".