By Paul Homewood
From the Mail:
Wind turbines are the world’s new ‘apex predators’, wiping out buzzards, hawks and other carnivorous birds at the top of the food chain, say scientists.
A study of wind farms in India found that predatory bird numbers drop by three quarters in areas around the turbines.
This is having a ‘ripple effect’ across the food chain, with small mammals and reptiles adjusting their behaviour as their natural predators disappear from the skies.
Birds and bats were assumed to be most vulnerable to the rise of the landscape-blotting machines.
But their impact is reverberating across species, experts warned, upsetting nature’s delicate balance.
I doubt whether we’ll hear this from the RSPB.
Science is distorted by progressive philosophy 
And they say climate change is depleting species but this wonton slaughter in the name of sustainable en ironmemtalism is ignored in the main stream media.
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As subsidies dry up and more people learn the truth about the true cost “Renewable Energy” these thing will become a thing of the past and go down in history as an insane scam that could never work.
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