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[at-l] Endangered Bird Fodder Windmill
- Subject: [at-l] Endangered Bird Fodder Windmill
- From: spiriteagle99@hotmail.com (Jim and/or Ginny Owen)
- Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2002 14:08:53 +0000
RoksnRoots@aol.com wrote:
>The windmill people should be made to undergo an environmental review
>regarding endangered and non-endangered bird kills. Any property should be
>required to be open to outside party inspection for endangered bird kills
>underneath any wind turbine.
RnR -
I let this go the first time, but - the bird kills from ALL windmills in
the US is around 70,000 per year. The bird kills from auto collisions (US
only) are around 57 million. Plus the 97+ million from plate glass
collisions. This isn't even an issue.
>They should also be made to recognize and detail their impact on the AT.
>The Saddleback pussy-footing can't be repeated.
Why? Justify that viewpoint - not from an AT or even a hiker perspective,
but from a business, public policy OR governmental perspective. Unless you
can do that then you don't understand the problem and you're proposing
solutions that are one-sided, ultimately unworkable, selfish and, as TJ said
at one time, greedy.
>An investigation should be done to see if these towers are meant to
>provide power for any sweet-deal massive condo developments near the AT or
>in any other incompatible rural area.
This one I like - but even if it's so, what are you gonna do about it?
Actually - it's your idea - so do it.
>When the towers are in, and the town is built, the AT will be sure to
>follow on Saddleback. Now you know why the pols were tough against the AT
>there...
LOL - you DO live in a constant state of fear, don't you.
Walk softly,
Jim
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