Yes I'm sure it will.... what place does that kind of comment have in a thread about CLIMATE change? Here you go champ... think a little harder.I hear there is a good chance that the weather will be changing tomorrow .
Yes I'm sure it will.... what place does that kind of comment have in a thread about CLIMATE change? Here you go champ... think a little harder.
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A new report by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service finds that solar facilities in California are acting like “mega traps” that kill and injure birds. As a result, “entire food chains” are being disrupted.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news...rms-71-species-bird-found-enti/#ixzz2ybp7chOE
Not the birds!!!! Won't someone please think of the birds.
It's the same as the NOW group not coming to the defense when conservative women are wronged.......tunnel vision.Not to mention the amount of birds killed by wind mills.
PITA whack jobs and environmental whack jobs are the same people. What are they going to do!?!? Both issues are their religion. And yet, I haven't heard concerns from PITA about how wind and solar are killing animals painfully, no less. Hmm, wonder why.
- Wind farms kill roughly 0.27 birds per Gigawatt hour (GWh).If only there were some government entity to protect the enviornment.
- Wind farms kill roughly 0.27 birds per Gigawatt hour (GWh).
- Nuclear plants kill about 0.6 birds per GWh. (2.2x wind)
- Fossil-fueled power stations kill about 9.4 birds per GWh. (34.8x wind)
(Source: Journal of Integrative Environmental Sciences vol. 9, no. 4, December 2012, 255-278)
Pesticides kill 72 million birds directly, but an unknown and probably larger number ingest the poisons and die later unseen. Orphaned chicks also go uncounted.
...strikes against building windows alone account for anywhere from 97 million to nearly 976 million bird deaths a year. Cars kill another 60 million or so. High-tension transmission and power distribution lines are also deadly obstacles. ....174 million birds die each year by flying into these wires. None of these numbers take into account the largest killer of birds in America: loss of habitat to development.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/18/science/18birds.html
No, I think he's saying wind power kills the least amount of birds. But a denier wouldn't understand the facts now would you?So your position is that killing birds is great as long as it's "for the enviornment"?
My position is birds die from a lot of things, wind farms are low on the list. The fossils around here who point at dead birds and say we shouldn't build wind farms are just grasping at straws.So your position is that killing birds is great as long as it's "for the enviornment"?
[/quote]My position is birds die from a lot of things, wind farms are low on the list. The fossils around here who point at dead birds and say we shouldn't build wind farms are just grasping at straws. Read it again you must have missed it the first time:
Wind farms kill roughly 0.27 birds per Gigawatt hour (GWh).
- Nuclear plants kill about 0.6 birds per GWh. (2.2x wind)
- Fossil-fueled power stations kill about 9.4 birds per GWh. (34.8x wind)
(Source: Journal of Integrative Environmental Sciences vol. 9, no. 4, December 2012, 255-278)