Renewable energy: how to stop wind turbines killing wildlife

Renewable energy: how to stop wind turbines killing wildlife
Worldwide, steps are being taken to slash the number of bats and birds falling victim to wind turbines. (Image: NZME)
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By Lara Williams Wind power may be having a difficult year, but it’s still many times cheaper than oil or gas and remains a core piece of the energy transition puzzle. A single rotation of a 260-metre-tall offshore turbine – General Electric’s Haliade-X 13MW, to be precise – can produce enough energy to power a household for more than two days, emitting no carbon or other pollutants.Not everyone is a fan. NIMBYism is one of the biggest barriers to green-energy installations, as local residents protest “vi...

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