Golden eagles need new law to protect them from wind turbines
There is a huge loophole in the law when it comes to wind machines killing eagles.
There is a huge loophole in the law when it comes to wind machines killing eagles.
When it comes to cost, the deception gets far worse.
Wyoming's Golden Eagles are in trouble.
The Trump administration is terminating the existing site leases for monster offshore wind development projects by refunding the lease payments already made.
Billions of federal dollars in public funds failed to restore declining populations.
Over $1 billion per year is spent on Endangered Species Act reporting. Who gets the money?
The regulatory machinery of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) is incredibly overdone.
About 60 countries just gathered together to try to kick off a global phase-out of fossil fuel use.
This group is focused on the business and policy side of wind turbines killing golden eagles.
There is only about 6,000 MW of new data centers in the construction pipeline for the entire U.S.
Let your voice be heard against the wall in Wyoming.
Wyoming wind power is a double death trap for golden eagles.
The fact that EV power usage is invisible could be hiding problems that are serious and rapidly growing.
Governor Hochul has now proposed specific legislative actions to begin to back away.
“Wyoming is home to the largest breeding population of Golden Eagles in the lower 48 states and provides critical habitat for wintering and migrating individuals; the state contains some of the most valuable areas for long-term conservation in the western United States.”