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Serious-Employ6334 t1_j36sodj wrote
Reply to comment by BlueMonkOne in Wind power is built at an increasing pace but its effect on nature and animals is poorly known. Researchers investigated the impact of wind turbines on bat presence and activity in Finnish boreal forests. The results indicate that wind power repels bats and drives them away from important habitats. by universityofturku
Add to that the number of people killed in car crashes (accidents).
Serious-Employ6334 t1_j2s0l9x wrote
Reply to Anticipating and defusing the role of conspiracy beliefs in shaping opposition to wind farms by Creative_soja
While people may be in favor of wind farms so often they know only what someone else tells them rather than those who actually maintain the generators. Notice who subsidizes them. Notice how long they last. I once lived in a state that had them and some men I knew who worked on them basically said the matter is a joke. They do not last nearly as long as people are told. The generators and gearboxes come from mostly Germany and India while the majority come from India. They are not quite what people think they are. It is much like renaming auto crashes to auto accidents. If people actually knew how many crashes there were per day would they still drive a car? A lot of what drives these things is politics and money. If money were completely removed from the politicians things would look much differently.
Serious-Employ6334 t1_j6hyiuq wrote
Reply to Amazon's Least-Deforested Areas Are Due to Vital Role of Indigenous Peoples, Only 5% of Net Forest Loss Occurs in Indigenous Territories and Protected Areas Despite Containing 52% of the Total Forested Area by 9273629397759992
From someone who was in the hardwood business this is also an economic issue. Deforestation there is one in which the trees were burned because the lumber was not worth much and when the trees were removed crops could be grown.