One of the few things I agree with the Trump administration on.

The problem with wind farms is that they are very hazardous to avian wildlife. Birds and Bats..

Both of which are keystone species for pest control, pollenation, and seed spreading.

It is not the enviromentally friendly energy source we have been lead to believe.

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The problem with wind farms is that they are very hazardous to avian

>wildlife. Birds and Bats..

It is not the enviromentally friendly energy source we have been

>lead to believe.

And generally not nearly as productive as expected. A very few areas
are quite good for them but many countries that built hundreds or
thousands of turbines at great cost are just waiting for them to
wear out so the can get rid of them. Often the actual output ends up
being less than half the original estimate due to them not working
in low or too high winds..

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Hello Rob!

** On Thursday 07.05.26 - 08:34, Rob Mccart wrote to RUG RAT:

The problem with wind farms is that they are very hazardous to avian

wildlife. Birds and Bats..

It is not the enviromentally friendly energy source we have been

lead to believe.

And generally not nearly as productive as expected. A very few areas
are quite good for them but many countries that built hundreds or thousands of turbines at great cost are just waiting for them to
wear out so the can get rid of them. Often the actual output ends up
being less than half the original estimate due to them not working
in low or too high winds..

I thought Spain and the Netherlands seemed to be doing well with them.
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