JoeB131
Diamond Member
I know enough to know that people designing this stuff had to be aware of the impact on birds when they designed them. Where are all of the EPA ecological impact studies being done when the approval is being given out to place these things at a given location? A few years back, replacing a tiny little bridge near me (30-40 feet?) was delayed a year, incredibly long, because there was some stupid little shellfish something or other living in the crick that was supposedly rare, so they had to relocate all of it to some other location first, meantime, people had to drive miles around to get to the other side.
These wind machines should either have some sort of thing either painted on them or which makes some kind of sound birds hear that would either alert birds or drive them away--- that, or a big wire cage over them the wind can blow through but which keeps birds from flying into the fans.
Ecology nuts all worried about the climate are tripping over their own feet can't build these things fast enough to save the planet that they are killing all the birds.
Again, cats kill ten times as many birds as windmills.
Maybe this is natural selection... The dumb birds are too stupid to avoid windmills...
How many large raptors do feral cats kill?
Hint: None.
Few large raptors are being killed by windmills. Far more are being killed by overdevelopment of their habitat.
New reactor technologies generate waste that's only dangerous for 600 years -- and they can burn the existing nuclear waste.
Your objections are unfounded.
Wow... only 600 years? I guess that would be awesome if you live to be 601..
600 years ago, Columbus hadn't even travelled to America yet.