I'm not sure about the UK, but in 2007 there were about 100,000 birds killed by wind turbines
No they don't. The birds can fly higher than the wind turbines and the turbines help create green power.
Yes. They are hazardous to birds, but the wind propels them.
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Increasing the use of wind turbines doesn't deplete wind; it may slightly alter wind patterns locally, but there will still be wind available globally. The main concern is the impact on wildlife and landscapes if wind turbines are overused in a particular area. Proper planning and distribution of wind farms can help mitigate any potential concerns about wind availability.
One problem with wind turbines is their visual impact on the landscape, as some people find them unsightly. Additionally, wind turbines can be a threat to birds and bats, as they can collide with the rotating blades. Finally, wind turbines are not always reliable sources of energy due to their dependence on wind availability.
None really.Wind turbines don't kill many birds. Modern wind turbine blades are very large and move quite slowly. It is easy for birds to avoid them.The noise from wind turbines (more of a hum) can only be heard by those close by and causes no more danger than the noise of traffic on a distant road.
Some disadvantages of wind power include its intermittent nature, as wind may not always be present or consistent. Additionally, wind turbines can be noisy and have visual impacts on landscapes. There may also be concerns about the impact on wildlife, such as birds and bats.
Quest - 2007 Birds and Wind Turbines Fur Seals Science Cafes 1-11 was released on: USA: 26 June 2007
Wind turbines can affect birds and bats by causing collisions, disrupt local ecosystems by altering wind patterns, and impact nearby residents with noise pollution. Additionally, wind turbines may have visual impacts on landscapes and wildlife habitats.
The wind blows at a variety of speeds. The turbines need to produce electricity at a standard voltage. If the blades speed up and slow down as the wind changes speed the voltage will vary. They are hard to get right that way. They are placed in windy areas which is where birds fly. If they go too fast, they will kill a number of birds and thus be bad for the environment. The noise from the turbines can be unpleasant.