Tag Archives: aerial cuisinarts

Massive wind farm axed because it would kill 22 golden eagles

PLANS for a controversial mega-wind farm on the Isle of Lewis have been dropped following fears that golden eagles and other birds of prey would be killed by massive turbine blades. Continue reading

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Wind farms do bring down property values

Wind farms can bring down property prices, government officials have accepted after downgrading the official valuation of several homes close to turbines. Continue reading

Tim Blair: It’s a hit!

Behold the creation of a beautiful new phrase: Continue reading

Andrew Bolt: Greens complain that green schemes kill birds

Just some of the birds killed so far by Victoria’s Waubra wind farm: Continue reading

What happens if 95 sandwich terns get the chop?

Wind farms get go ahead as long as ‘no more than 94 birds’ killed per annum – Wind farms can go ahead as long as the turbines kill less than 94 birds every year, according to the Government. Continue reading

The trouble with turbines: An ill wind

With turbines threatening some bird and bat populations, researchers are seeking ways to keep the skies safe for wildlife. Continue reading

Wind farms considering detection systems to prevent bird deaths

Adding bird detection systems could protect wind farms from litigation in case of deaths of threatened species. Continue reading

Interior Looks to Expand Permits for Killing Bald Eagles to Accommodate Wind Energy

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, a division of the Interior Department, is considering loosening regulations on the killing of bald eagles, the national bird of the United States, to accommodate the development of wind energy sources. Continue reading

Britain’s hibernating bats avoid deadly fungus killing their US cousins

Curious. There’s great panic over the loss of bats to an epidemic but the carnage caused by aerial cuisinarts, not so much. Continue reading

New wind tower guidelines aim to lower bird deaths

The Obama administration offered new guidance Friday on where wind farms should be located to reduce the number of bird deaths while promoting increased use of wind power. Continue reading