Bird Graveyard News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Jonathan Lopez recalls his days as a student at the University of Texas at El d dPaso – the treks from distant parking lots to classes in buildings spread across

Save this story for later. New York City used to be an early adopter of new transportation modes. In the late eighteen-sixties, New Yorkers took up the velocipede, a primitive version of the bicycle. Half a century later, the city embraced the automobile, and eventually made free parking available for the fossil-fuel-burning machines—a remarkable giveaway of expensive public space that many carless citizens would like back now. New York also engineered and built a subway system, above ground and below ground, which, before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, carried five and a half million riders e...

Graveyard? you just go. take a look. a bird graveyard. go under a windmill someday. >> so apparently that's where you find a bird graveyard. now, listen, it's true that turbines do kill birds, hundreds of thousands of them. but while we're talking about facts because they're important, more birds are killed by cats. almost a million and a half a year or actually by other more birds are killed by cats or energy sources such as coal, oil. and studies also show that wind power actually has the smallest carbon footprint compared to other sources. the president's hatred for wind turbines seem to be...

You, chris? >> he was missing the beautiful, contagious reaction shot of murphy as mr. robinson. trump needs to use this when he says it. i've studied the wind. i know more about it than anyone. >> ba dum dum. i'll be here all week. for me, i hear it and i think to myself of all the causes and all the things to go against, of all of the bones to pick in this world, particularly when there's a little thing right now he's addressing called the impeachment that you would think he'd want to talk about this. but the windmill and the bird graveyard essentially is where he lands. i got to shake my he...

President trump is continuing his war against wind power, namely wind turbines although the president calls them windmills. and it's not a new thing either. in fact you could add them to the list of comments about light bulbs, dishwashers, toilets. here's what the president said over the weekend while talking to a conservative student group. >> we'll have an economy based on wind. i never understood wind. you know, i know windmills very much. i've studied it better than anybody. i know it's very expensive. you know, we have a world, right? so the world is tiny compared to the universe. so trem...