jon_berzerk
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They do move air, as the air propels the turbines, they change the airflow around them. That is why the are set so far apart. There is a lot of turbulence, you might try going to a wind farm and get educated.
They do move air, as the air propels the turbines, they change the airflow around them.
certainly
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Buildings do, in fact, alter wind flow, and present much larger obstacles for birds than windfarms (which is why so many birds are killed by them), so what, exactly, is your point here?
well well arnt you the rocket scientist
how vastly outnumbered the count of "buildings" is as compared to "windmills"
your number is useless
and does not alter the fact that windmills are wiping out a large number of birds
mostly the soaring birds such as eagles condors and vultures
which as video demonstrates use the lift to stay afloat and continue to soar
in pursuit of food
the birds benefit as well as a liability they (windmills) pose to the birds