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  • nickrauchen@c.imN This user is from outside of this forum
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    "The biggest bird killer in the US (and likely, the world) is #Cats. Outdoor cats kill somewhere between 1.3 billion and 4 billion birds a year in the US alone. Let’s put it this way: for every one bird that dies in the blades of a turbine, domestic cats are dragging roughly 4,000 back to the porch."

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    • nickrauchen@c.imN nickrauchen@c.im

      "The biggest bird killer in the US (and likely, the world) is #Cats. Outdoor cats kill somewhere between 1.3 billion and 4 billion birds a year in the US alone. Let’s put it this way: for every one bird that dies in the blades of a turbine, domestic cats are dragging roughly 4,000 back to the porch."

      Article: The harm caused by wind turbines isn't nearly as bad as you think...

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      The Myth That Wind Farms Are a Guillotine for Birds Is Being Debunked by Hard Data

      The harm caused by wind turbines isn't nearly as bad as you think.

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      ZME Science (www.zmescience.com)

      #Birds #Windmills

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      @nickrauchen Where is agricultural poison and lack of food and possibilities for nests?

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      • nickrauchen@c.imN nickrauchen@c.im

        "The biggest bird killer in the US (and likely, the world) is #Cats. Outdoor cats kill somewhere between 1.3 billion and 4 billion birds a year in the US alone. Let’s put it this way: for every one bird that dies in the blades of a turbine, domestic cats are dragging roughly 4,000 back to the porch."

        Article: The harm caused by wind turbines isn't nearly as bad as you think...

        Link Preview Image
        The Myth That Wind Farms Are a Guillotine for Birds Is Being Debunked by Hard Data

        The harm caused by wind turbines isn't nearly as bad as you think.

        favicon

        ZME Science (www.zmescience.com)

        #Birds #Windmills

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        @nickrauchen Wind turbines could even stop within 10 seconds when birds are around. Marginally bad for energy production, but goodwill is guaranteed. Wonder why that feature is not mandatory yet.

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          "The biggest bird killer in the US (and likely, the world) is #Cats. Outdoor cats kill somewhere between 1.3 billion and 4 billion birds a year in the US alone. Let’s put it this way: for every one bird that dies in the blades of a turbine, domestic cats are dragging roughly 4,000 back to the porch."

          Article: The harm caused by wind turbines isn't nearly as bad as you think...

          Link Preview Image
          The Myth That Wind Farms Are a Guillotine for Birds Is Being Debunked by Hard Data

          The harm caused by wind turbines isn't nearly as bad as you think.

          favicon

          ZME Science (www.zmescience.com)

          #Birds #Windmills

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          @nickrauchen
          (1) For "outdoor cats" read "non-imprisoned cats" or simply #cats .
          (2) How many rats and other creatures (that you happen to dislike) do they kill?
          (3) Yes, I've always thought the wind turbine stories sound like total BS put about by people who are afraid of change.

          Also, how on earth does one gather reliable data on all of this?

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