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Publicizing the shortcomings and harms of large-scale windpower.
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Happy Baturday! Meet the “Skylion.” 🦇 Canada’s largest bat faces steep population declines and high mortality at wind turbines. Widespread doesn’t mean safe. Hoary Bats need protection throughout their time in Alberta, beyond short periods of curtailment during peak migration.
Show Post🐿️ The impact of wind turbine development on hazel dormice has been investigated through a study examining how clear-cuts affect the home ranges of these protected arboreal mammals in Lithuania: doi.org/10.3897/natureconservation.64.160352
Show Post“Brazil’s wind farms have been a huge success. So why isn’t everybody reaping the benefits?” — The Guardian #EnvironmentalNews #Wind #Farm
Show PostIn 2021, western Europe suffered what the Germans call a dunkelflaute, or “dark doldrums,” when expected wind simply doesn’t blow As a result, wind turbines produced less electricity, and Europeans tapped natural gas stores to generate power, draining supplies ahead of winter
Show PostIt's a Small world and we're all connected. Corporations from all over the world went into Mexico's windiest area and installed wind turbines without even communicating or following legal practice. Watching this I understand why now they're trying to do this here with our data centers.
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