They keep the pictures hidden under the bed for “alone time”, obviously.

Think it will be as beautiful once climate change removes the snow?

How about when its top gets blown off to access the coal inside?

Think it will be as beautiful once climate change removes the snow?

How about that nice green forest. Think you’ll enjoy looking at it after it’s been bug-killed and wildfire burned thanks to our rising temperatures?

a) wind turbines

b) millions of acres of forests killed by climate change

That’s how you decide whether it makes sense to install wind turbines or not.

Wind farms kill roughly 0.27 birds per GWh.

Nuclear plants kill about 0.6 birds per GWh. (2.2x wind)

Fossil-fueled power stations kill about 9.4 birds per GWh. (34.8x wind)

http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2198024

Now, someone who really cares about birds should be advocating for more wind turbines so that we can close the real bird killers – coal and nuclear.

Don’t cha think?

I really wonder how many advocates have seen them in large numbers against formerly scenic backdrops? Some smart Germans were already dismayed back in 1998 when they wrote the “Darmstadt Manifesto,” lamenting the loss of countryside character and historical sense of place. These things loom over nature like tripods from War of the Worlds. They’re just too large.

I am tired of the wind industry hiding behind a green badge. It uses the same propaganda tools as any industry that knows it has large impacts on nature. Same general smugness, changing the subject, always putting out best case scenarios, and flat out lying.

1) Birds (and don’t forget bat) deaths from wind turbines are in ADDITION to other causes, not magically subtracted from them,

2) Deployment of wind turbines is (unfortunately) still in its infancy and the total body count will surely rise. One study from Stanford envisioned 3.8 MILLION wind turbines worldwide as part of a “sustainable” future.

Furthermore, the sheer blight on the landscape from wind turbines will always be an issue, and bird/bat deaths are just one aspect of their intrusion on nature. Renewable energy may turn out to be the biggest land grab since oil drilling or coal mining, since it’s much less energy dense. To “save the environment” we seem bent on pillaging it of natural scenery.

Nighty-night.

you hero Bill Gates thinks that corn that causes sterility in humans is a good idea to send to Africa

Bill Gates thinks that wind power doesn’t work:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/williampentland/2011/05/05/bill-gates-wind-and-solar-are-cute/

Watch the video and learn how it life really is.

The oil in the ground is LIFE and SO is coal.

It is not evil as you think. Your beliefs are from brainwashing.

Here is a great video on the life cycles of carbon based life on earth. LEARN from it. Carbon is the foundation of life on earth it is not a poison. Who ever sells this idea does so by taking advantage of stupid people.

P.S. I prefer Bill Hicks.