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Feds encouraged wind farming then fined wind farm company for killing eagles

An energy company was given a five-year probation and ordered to pay $8 million in fines after they were found to have killed 150 bald and golden eagles on their wind turbines. The company, [.]

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Wind Energy Company Cited for Killing More Than 150 Eagles

More than 150 eagles were killed by wind turbines operated by a subsidiary of one of the largest U.S. renewable energy providers, ESI Energy.

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We Are Massacring Birds to Slow Climate Change It s Got to Stop

Killing our wildlife in the hope that wind turbines will slow climate change is nonsense on stilts.

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Wind energy company pleads guilty to killing at least 150 eagles

Wind energy company pleads guilty to killing at least 150 eagles
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ESI Energy to pay up to $US35m after turbines killed eagles

An American wind energy company has admitted to killing at least 150 bald and golden eagles, most of which were fatally struck by wind turbine blades, federal prosecutors said.

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