Seabirds deliberately avoid wind turbine rotor blades offshore – that is the main finding of a new study that mapped the flightpaths of thousands of birds around wind turbines in the North Sea. Most importantly, during two years of monitoring using cameras and radar, not a single bird was recorded colliding with a rotor blade.
Companies employ consulting studies pretty regularly to make sure they won't be held liable for environmental damages either. It's not the same vein as PR research because good PR/fake results don't stop lawsuits. I don't know about Denmark, but in the US, they'd be following EPA standards for an Environmental Site Assessment.
The study is linked in the article, they used a combination of video cameras and radar detectors. Please let me know if any of it is inaccurate.
Companies employ consulting studies pretty regularly to make sure they won't be held liable for environmental damages either. It's not the same vein as PR research because good PR/fake results don't stop lawsuits. I don't know about Denmark, but in the US, they'd be following EPA standards for an Environmental Site Assessment.
The study is linked in the article, they used a combination of video cameras and radar detectors. Please let me know if any of it is inaccurate.
They way to know if any of it is accurate is if studies not funded by them have reached the same conclusion
Honestly I need to see some darn good proof that windmills do kill a lot of birds in the first place.