U.S. wind energy company pleads guilty to killing 150 eagles : vimarsana.com

An American wind energy company that pleaded guilty to federal criminal charges after at least 150 eagles were killed, most hacked by turbine blades, has agreed to spend as much as $27 million on efforts to prevent more deaths.

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