Former president Donald Trump criticized turbine tech alleging it was a major bird killer in the U.S.
Here, while trauma was ranked much higher as the cause of death than the study from 2013, researchers attributed only three of the 770 trauma deaths they recorded to"wind turbine collision", fewer than airplanes , powerline collisions and vehicular collisions .
However, there is no research that shows thousands of bald eagles have been killed by these machines. Higher golden eagle mortality, attributable to wind turbines/wind energy facilities, were also noted in the studies previously mentioned.
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