Global Warming: still the ‘Greatest Scam in History’

Twin_Moose

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You're out of touch. I posted a link months ago showing that the biggest killer of birds was poisons from fossil fuels.

And renewables continue to advance despite denials from technophobes.
Kamuthi: The world's largest solar power project


Kamuthi: The world's largest solar power project - BBC News

The biggest killer of birds was herbicides and pesticides, until the chemical company's were forced to change their formulas. How do we change wind generators to be more bird friendly?
 

petros

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captain morgan

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It's not just birds but the entire ecosystem that surrounds them.

The low wave vibrations drive critters and people nuts.

Wind farms have their environmental road blocks all the same.

Environmental damage is environmental damage.

Pick your form.

Sounds like such a fantastic benefit to Gaia and all her creatures

time causes damage.

Time and all those bird choppers cause even more damage
 

Bar Sinister

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The biggest killer of birds was herbicides and pesticides, until the chemical company's were forced to change their formulas. How do we change wind generators to be more bird friendly?


Given that using coal and oil kills more wildlife of all sorts than any other form of energy it is hard to see how wind and solar can be any worse. If we really cared about birds we'd stop building skyscrapers.

Solar power isn't whirlygig power.


Wow, that comment is pure genius. Who would have guessed that solar power is not wind power?
 

captain morgan

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Given that using coal and oil kills more wildlife of all sorts than any other form of energy it is hard to see how wind and solar can be any worse.

Other than in your imagination, how does coal or oil actively kill birds?

If we really cared about birds we'd stop building skyscrapers.

Skyscrapers don't reach out and swat birds with scissor-like blades
 

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Skyscrapers don't reach out and swat birds with scissor-like blades

The Liberals in Massachusetts are in total agreement. Once there was a movement to put windmills off Hyannis, the Kennedy's and Liberal Democrats came out with definitive proof that windmills are a threat to birds.

AND a threat to Native American Culture.
 

Bar Sinister

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So why did you slip a solar power link into a conversation on whirlygigs?

Habit of going off prematurely?

Maybe you should try something new - like reading the thread title. All discussion of renewables is appropriate or perhaps you don't realize solar and wind power are both green energy.
 

Danbones

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Cars may kill 60 million birds per year

(That includes ELECTRIC ones...lol, for the liberals on the thread, that's cars, not birds!
That number would NOT change if all the cars were electric.)

Wind turbines may kill 33,000 birds per year, and, as in the case of electrocutions, these birds tend to be large and scarce (e.g. raptors). The recent surge of interest in wind power has heightened concerns about their effect on birds, and has led to at least the discussion of efforts by the wind power industry to design more benign windmills and to choose locations that are less “birdy”.

It’s difficult for an environmentalist to come out against renewable energy like wind turbines, but as long as the electricity generated is considered a “supplement” to satisfy increasing demand, wind power will not really help the fight against global warming.
Causes of Bird Mortality - Sibley Guides

Raptors are worth a lot of pigeons. Their loss is expensive to farmers too.

oh for you gun grabbers:

Hunting – as a point of reference the carefully-managed annual waterfowl hunt kills about 15 million birds a year in North America. This, of course, is balanced by extensive and well-funded management and conservation efforts so hunting is not a threat to the population of any North American bird, and conservation efforts led by hunters have been hugely beneficial to many species in addition to the ones being hunted.
(from the above link)
 
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petros

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You can't rescue those birds with a bottle of Dawn.

Hunting – as a point of reference the carefully-managed annual waterfowl hunt kills about 15 million birds a year in North America. This, of course, is balanced by extensive and well-funded management and conservation efforts so hunting is not a threat to the population of any North American bird, and conservation efforts led by hunters have been hugely beneficial to many species in addition to the ones being hunted.
(from the above link)

Snow geese are killing hundred of thousand of hectares of prime tundra caribou rely on.

Spring and fall hunting seasons. 64 a year per hunter.

I don't like them so I use them for dog food.

They love them.