Ditlev Engel, president and chief executive of the Danish wind-energy company Vestas, said anecdotal evidence about birds being caught in turbine blades and other environmental horror stories do not usually hold up under scrutiny.Engel apparently thinks the danger of greenhouse gases is that they're toxic, a view I had thought confined to the EPA.
"Do people think it's better all those birds are breathing CO2? I'm not a scientist, but I doubt it," said Engel, whose company is expanding its U.S. manufacturing and distribution operations. "Let's get the facts on the table and not the feelings. The fact is, these are not issues."
(via Planet Gore)
2 comments:
Maybe by "breathing" he meant "exhaling"? So that the windmill's effectiveness in reducing CO2 is enhanced with each bird it kills?
dunno.
> I'm not a scientist, but I doubt it,
Gosh, if he hadn't said it, I would never have guessed...
(:-X
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