…is an evil plastic water bottle causing drought and floods, you might just be a Warmist
The blog of the day is No Tricks Zone, with a post on a wind turbine chopping off the beak of a white stork.
PS: make sure to recycle plastic bottles. I may make fun if this in terms of “climate change”, but they are a real environmental problem.
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Teach between 1 and 3 million birds are killed EACH DAY by windows
And you think a posting about one bird is significant in what manner ?
I use a couple of stainless steel bottles that I fill from the fridge dispenser.
I put stick-on decals on the windows to help with the bird deaths. Hate to see them killed or injured on my patio.
Energy sources all have associated environmental and wildlife risks. Hydroelectric, wind and solar often require tracts of land that compromise/eliminate habitat. Reservoirs change the species distribution compared to the streams that feed them. Wind and solar installations can kill birds. Coal mining and oil/gas recovery has its own set of problems including habitat loss, oil spills and global warming.