Two new studies imply the Golden Eagle cannot survive more wind turbines
Two new studies together imply that the golden eagle wind-kill taking is at the limit or beyond.
Two new studies together imply that the golden eagle wind-kill taking is at the limit or beyond.
Can Big Wind get away with ignoring Trump?
Dominion Energy is preparing to resume construction of one of the largest offshore wind projects in the world.
"Green" enterprises are now facing the daunting prospect of having to stand on their own two feet.
The FWS eagle kill data is all a big government secret designed to protect the wind industry from public outrage.
The EO is quite clear in initiating an investigation into terminating these leases.
Wind and solar are promoted by a web of false narratives.
Offshore wind project developers will object to any such pause, but they understand and agree that such an action lies totally within the legal discretion of the federal government for causes “authorized by law,” which applies to the presidential memorandum.
Gabriella spoke to members of the Albany County Conservancy, a local conservation group, about the economic and environmental threats that 20+ proposed projects pose to southern Wyoming, and in particular on golden eagles.
As wind turbines and solar panels are deposited in landfills their accumulation and that of their PFAS will pose a significant public health challenge.
The Rail Tie Wind Project, planned for Albany County, would place turbines dangerously close to golden eagle habitats.
In the past year, the S&P Global Clean Energy Index has lost 20%, a period during which the S&P 500 Index gained 16%.
Tune in to learn about the environmental trade offs to onshore wind and how to preserve the Western way of life.
The Rail Tie Wind Project in southern Wyoming is a prime example of a poorly planned energy initiative that poses serious risks to local communities, wildlife, and even the economic stability of the region.
Whales migrating up and down the East Coast are getting at least a temporary reprieve from offshore wind.