So sad that such a majestic bird died because of human interference in its natural habitat. :(
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For some strange reason they end up being put where the wind is.
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Literal fucking demons who erect this shit
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Jeez this is awful. I think that I prefer global warming to avian mutilation.
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We are in difficulty ethical waters here, but I do wonder ho how many tens of thousands more birds die in oil spills, run-ins with oil derricks, loss of habitat to dams, etc. Of course the goal is zero deaths, but we're all out here today needing and using electricity...
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Not only thousands of birds die, natural habitats of many animals are being destroyed by the windmills. Production of windmills is not nature friendly as well. Windmills are “efficient” only because governments subsidize them.
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Do your research on wind turbines and how much damage they do to produce as in raw materials such as iron ore they never really outway the benefits if that makes sense
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At sea the noise they make disturb the sonar of whales, I understand. Dreadful.
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Power cables from the mills to the shore affect sand eels too. German studies show considerable impact on insects so whole food chains being disrupted for nil gain in environmental terms because of manufacture and disposal impacts
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