Spanish Wind Farms Kill 6 to 18 Million Birds & Bats Every Year

Spanish Wind Farms Kill 6 to 18 Million Birds & Bats Every Year. Ah wind power. So expensive, so noisy, so deadly, so useless much of the time. But, it’s been anointed green, so the greentards will ignore all that crap as they genuflect towards Al Gore’s mansion on the Central Coast of California.

This post was last modified on January 26, 2021

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  • Let them kill off all the bats, then they will only have to deal with the mosquitos! It'll serve them right!

      • When all we really needed to do was make sure there was good habitat for bats to thrive in? Back when I lived in Joshua Tree, CA, I used to love my morning drive to the highway in the dark, with bats flitting around in my headlights, looking for insects.

        • I live in San Antonio, about 10 miles from the largest colony of free tailed bats in the world. Austing also has a sizable colony and people go just to see them leave their caves at dusk to feed. I dread to think how much worse our bug problems would be without the bats!

          • I just glanced at your post, when I saw "leaves their caves at night" I thought you were talking about Liberals in Washington D.C......

  • Dead birds and dead bats aren't as photogenic as cute little polar bears cubs clinging to ice floes. But fewer birds and bats mean more insects and more crop damage. But wait! Doesn't more crop damage mean we need more insecticides? And doesn't more insecticides mean more dead birds and bats? Holy conundrum Al Gore, what are we to do? There must be a solution that makes more money for you.

  • The only dead birds that matter are those from oil spills. With all the dead bats there will be some unintended consequences of certain insect population explosions that will probably wipe out millions of acres of food crops.

    My rule is that if a Liberal is for something it will be detrimental to mankind as a whole. Always has been. Always will be.

        • why, that'd be nearly Biblical:

          This Korah is best known as the man whom the opening earth is said to have swallowed up along with his associates when they were challenging the authority of Moses and Aaron in the wilderness (Numbers 16; Numbers 17). Korah is presented as the principal in the affair. The company is spoken of as his company, and those who were swallowed up as being "all the men that appertained unto Korah." (Numbers 16:11, 32). It is under his name that the affair is referred to (Numbers 26:9; Numbers 27:3). But Dathan and Abiram of the tribe of Reuben are not much less prominent than Korah. In Numbers 16 and 26 they are mentioned with Korah, and are mentioned without him in Deuteronomy 11:6 and Psalm 106:17. Another Reubenite, On, the son of Peleth, was in the conspiracy. It has been inferred that he withdrew, but there is no reason either for or against the inference. Equally baseless is the inference that Zelophehad of Manassel joined it, but withdrew (Numbers 27:3). The account implies that there were other Levites in it besides Korah (Numbers 16:7-10), and it particularly mentions 250 "men of renown," princes, such men as would be summoned if there were a public assembly (Numbers 16:2, 17, 35). These men, apparently, were of different tribes.

          Montecito, CA; a swanky zip code that has attracted big name residents like Oprah Winfrey, Steve Martin, and Kirk Douglas.

          I might miss Kirk. But he's not acted in years. wiki's down today, what's he doing these days?

  • Well, if they can get the shitty subsidized solar panels working properly, they can use those to cook the birds the windmills knock outta the air. Waste not, want not.

  • Fortunately they don't kill polar bears, so wind farms...or, 'ATMs for Friends of Al and Barry' as they are sometimes called, will continue to gobble up enormous chunks of our tax dollars.