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"There's always going to be some collateral damage (studies at Altamont seem to suggest around 10 raptors per year per turbine); but then there's a lot of collateral damage from nonwind power generation plants, as well, such as air pollution and climate change. By focusing so heavily on the not-astronomical wildlife losses, environmentalists risk coming across as nothing-is-good-enough whiners."
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| Definition: | The property of being close together. |
| Synonyms: | proximity |
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A big difference with wind turbines is that we get very little from them. Their "not-astronomical" impact on wildlife dwarfs their even more miniscule energy contribution.
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