Small Adjustments to Wind Turbines Can Reduce Impacts on Birds, New Study Finds

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Oct 22, 2019, 11:44 am472 ptsHot
About 150,000 birds are affected by wind turbines every year in the United States, from collisions with equipment to changes in bird habitats due to wind disturbance, construction, and other factors, according to a recent study published in the journal Energy Science. But simple changes, such as building taller…

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Small Adjustments to Wind Turbines Can Reduce Impacts on Birds, New Study Finds

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