Solar and Wind Power plant should replace Thermal Power Plant

Rebuttal and counter question's 1:Quote: " Wind turbines are said to produce noise pollution that will likely cause health problems(3). Migraines will start kicking in at the sound of these dreadful turbines(3). Forests are destroyed for the sake of these giant unearthly machines."1) Please provide what type of health problems effect due to wind turbine. Researcher Dr. Nina Pierpont of Malone, N.Y., coined the phrase "wind turbine syndrome" for sleep problems, headaches, dizziness and other maladies experienced by some people who live near wind energy farms. Her research says wind turbines should never be built closer than 2km (1.24 miles) from homes!Source: http://www.windturbinenoises.org...Therefore, wind turbine should not be located below 2km near the homes.But what about Thermal plant; Does this implies to thermal also!!!No, it should be located more than 10-20 km from homes/forests.Now you yourself compare 2km or 10 km....New technology, developing wind and especially solar plants have increased its efficiency.now lets look here:" Wind turbines start operating at wind speeds of 4 to 5 metres per second and reach maximum power output at around 15 metres/second. At very high wind speeds, i.e. gale force winds, (25 metres/second) wind turbines shut down. A modern wind turbine produces electricity 70-85% of the time, but it generates different outputs depending on the wind speed. Over the course of a year, it will typically generate about 30% of the theoretical maximum output (higher offshore). This is known as its capacity factor. The capacity factor of conventional power stations is on average 50%. Because of stoppages for maintenance or breakdowns, no power plant generates power for 100% of the time." also " Solar and wind power systems have 100 times better lifetime energy yield than either nuclear or fossil energy system per tonne of mined materials" Sources: http://www.globalwindday.org... http://www.energymatters.com.au... AND NOW FOR SOLAR PLANT: The theoretical limit for silicon based solar cells is 29% conversion efficiency. Currently, polycrystalline and monocrystalline solar panels generally available have efficiencies anywhere from 12% to 18%. With the addition of solar concentrators, The efficiency of photovoltaics is eventually likely to rise above 60 per cent.Global annual photovoltaic installations increased from just 21 megawatts in 1985, to 32,000 megawatts in 2012.Manufacturing solar cells produces 90% less pollutants than conventional fossil fuel technologies.And most importantly, the solar industry creates 200 to 400 jobs in research, development, manufacturing and installation for every 10 megawatts of solar power generated annually.Source: http://www.energymatters.com.au...Again I am saying that we are not generating energy from single source but with both wind and solar plants which will be almost equivalent to thermal plant.Yes, I agree that we should go hand in hand with all power generating plants, i.e, We can have Wind,Solar and thermal all together for power generation and when solar and wind efficiency and many other factor increases we may reduce the thermal plants.I agree for that with Brother Relativist. We have no idea what will happen in future in power developing system.