Wind turbines attract bats. They seem to appear particularly appealing to female noctule bats in early summer. In a pilot study, researchers of the German Leibniz Institute for Zoo and... read more →
NA-PAW's letter to Federal Minister of the Environment, Catherine McKenna, copied to President Obama and PM Justin Trudeau Welcome the wins of the small creatures! The Western Chorus Frog is... read more →
On 10-14-14 the Brown County Board of Health declared the 2.5 MW wind turbines at Duke Energy's Shirley Wind project in Brown County, Wisconsin, to be a “human health hazard”.... read more →
Jim Wiegand June 2, 2016 On May 6 2016 the FWS and Interior Department announced a plan that would set massive industry bag limits for an eagle population that does... read more →
The new turbine siting Bill (S.230) still hovering over critical issues. Asking victims and communities to prove if they are “energy goal compliant” to a regulating body which has... read more →
Do Erie County Residents Want to Look at Wind Turbines in Lake Erie? Would the view of wind turbines impact tourism and property values? May 31, 2016 by Paul Crowe What do... read more →
INFORMATION RELEASE FROM NA-PAW ON BEHALF OF BCCRWE (Brown County Citizens for Responsible Wind Energy), BROWN COUNTY WI. The following is from BCCRWE, with thanks for their incredible efforts to... read more →
Posted by Jim Wiegand on May 29, 2016 In 2007 a National Academy of Sciences report to congress pertaining to wind turbine impacts it was noted that "Bird displacement associated with... read more →
- Norwegian company, Fred Olsen Renewables reportedly buying LEEDCo assets May 30, 2016 by Paul Crowe Is anyone watching where all of this money really goes? Are there publicly accessible records available... read more →
DENVER - Colorado is a great place to look at birds. "Because we have a lot of different habitats here,” said Karl Brummert with the Audubon Society of Greater Denver, “We... read more →