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Study looks to let windmills and wildlife co-exist
December 27, 2005 by Darwin Danielson in Radio Iowa
December 27, 2005 by Darwin Danielson in Radio Iowa
Doug Harr of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources says they're trying to develop a map showing areas of concern relating to wildlife that could be used when siting proposed wind turbines.
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Invasion of rats - Residents battle problem that reproduces itself
December 18, 2005 by Joan Osterwalder in The Press-Enterprise
December 18, 2005 by Joan Osterwalder in The Press-Enterprise
Daniel R. Patterson, a desert ecologist with the Center for Biological Diversity in Joshua Tree, said it's a "common belief" that bird deaths caused by turbines could lead to rat infestations. But he said he hasn't studied the issue.
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The future of wind power in Manitoba - Environment and economy prime considerations in developing Manitoba’s wind industry
December 1, 2005 by Tessa Vanderhart, Staff in The Manitoban Online
December 1, 2005 by Tessa Vanderhart, Staff in The Manitoban Online
Last week, the provincial government announced an open invitation to wind power in Manitoba — an invitation that comes before concrete plans to use the increased renewable energy.
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Canada]
Green vs. green
December 1, 2005 by Joe Burns/ jburns@cnc.com in The Upper Cape Codder on townonline.com
December 1, 2005 by Joe Burns/ jburns@cnc.com in The Upper Cape Codder on townonline.com
When it comes to Cape Wind Associates’ plan to create a 130-turbine wind farm on Nantucket Sound, environmentalists not only disagree, some can’t even agree as to whether or not there’s a disagreement.
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Giant wind farm will be a 'catastrophe', warns charity
November 30, 2005 by FRANK URQUHART in The Scotsman
November 30, 2005 by FRANK URQUHART in The Scotsman
CONTROVERSIAL plans to build the world's largest wind farm on Lewis will have an "unprecedented impact" on endangered birds and wildlife and the island habitat that supports them, a major charity said yesterday.
Conservation campaign launched to preserve Pa.'s Kittatinny Ridge
November 17, 2005 by ROBERT B. SWIFT in Ottaway News Service-Pocono Record
November 17, 2005 by ROBERT B. SWIFT in Ottaway News Service-Pocono Record
Ottaway News Service
HARRISBURG -- The Kittatinny Ridge, a 185-mile forested highland linking the Delaware Water Gap, Susquehanna Water Gap and the Mason-Dixon line, is the focus of a new conservation effort.
A campaign by Pennsylvania Audubon seeks to place Kittatinny Ridge, also known as Blue Mountain, in the public consciousness as the largest uninterrupted forest area in eastern and central Pennsylvania. Kittatinny Ridge faces multiple threats from ill-planned development as well as an overabundance of deer, insect pests and illegal dumping by humans, the environmental group says.
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Pine Tree Wind pacts OK'd Contracts awarded for 'green power' project
November 16, 2005 by Dan Laidman in LA Daily News (CA)
November 16, 2005 by Dan Laidman in LA Daily News (CA)
Calling it "our baby," the panel overseeing the Department of Water and Power moved forward Tuesday with the Pine Tree Wind Project, approving a pair of environmental and construction deals related to the $278 million initiative.p
The venture has been held up as an example of both the promise and peril associated with the growing use of "green power," which is one of the top priorities of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's new Board of Water and Power Commissioners.
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Clan chief joins fight to shield rare birds from Highland pylons
May 12, 2005 by Auslan Cramb, Scottish Correspondent in Telegraph, London
May 12, 2005 by Auslan Cramb, Scottish Correspondent in Telegraph, London
The head of a famous clan and his supermodel sister have joined a campaign to prevent electricity pylons from damaging a tiny wood that is home to four of Britain's most endangered birds of prey.
What's Been Killing Eagles? What Price “Progress”?
September 22, 2003 by Eaglehawk Environment Group in Press Release
September 22, 2003 by Eaglehawk Environment Group in Press Release
FLEURIEU EAGLES THREATENED -
IS ORIGIN ENERGY SERIOUS ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT?
ENVIRONMENTAL LOSS IN THE NAME OF ENVIRONMENTAL GAIN
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