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MDC partnering on research about bald eagles and wind turbines

With wind energy growing increasingly common and more wind turbines dotting the landscape - especially in northwest Missouri - the threat to eagles and other birds is an increasing concern

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Missouri Department of Conservation to study bald eagle interaction with turbines

The Missouri Department of Conservation is partnering on a study to better understand what risks wind turbines pose to bald eagles.

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MDC partnering on research about bald eagles and wind turbines – Outdoor News Daily

MDC partnering on research about bald eagles and wind turbines – Outdoor News Daily
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Lead poisoning in bald eagles affects nearly 50% of population

The poisoning comes from eagles consuming prey that have been tainted by lead ammunition or fishing tackle, scientists say.

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Lead poisoning in bald eagles affects nearly 50% of population

The poisoning comes from eagles consuming prey that have been tainted by lead ammunition or fishing tackle, scientists say.

United statesKlamath countyLaura haleKrysten schulerTodd katznerJennifer cedarleafVince slabeAlaska raptor centerUs geological survey in boiseCornell university college of veterinary medicineUniversity of minnesota raptor centerSpecies listCornell universityVeterinary medicineConservation scienceCentral flyway

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