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Is more needed to protect migratory birds as N.S. expands land-based wind farms? - Vimarsana News

Is more needed to protect migratory birds as N.S. expands land-based wind farms?

With Nova Scotia going all in on land-based wind farms to reduce reliance on burning fossil fuels, there are calls to do more to protect migrating birds from the spinning blades.

Source: cbc.ca
Group requests review of wind farm project approval - Vimarsana News

Group requests review of wind farm project approval

A volunteer group in northern Nova Scotia says it is requesting a judicial review of the province's decision last month to approve a wind farm in the Wentworth Valley.

Environment minister approves 2 more wind farms - Vimarsana News

Environment minister approves 2 more wind farms

Nova Scotia's environment minister has approved a wind farm proposal near Wedgeport, N.S., and another near Wentworth.

Source: cbc.ca
Former consultant to wind industry warns of turbines' toll on migrant birds in N.S. - Vimarsana News

Former consultant to wind industry warns of turbines' toll on migrant birds in N.S.

HALIFAX — Environmental researcher John Kearney says the whirring blades of a proposed 13-turbine wind farm in Nova Scotia may cut greenhouse gases, but the risks they pose to migrating birds are too high.

Former consultant to wind industry warns of turbines' toll on migrant birds in N.S. | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Former consultant to wind industry warns of turbines' toll on migrant birds in N.S. | iNFOnews

HALIFAX - Environmental researcher John Kearney says the whirring blades of a proposed 13-turbine wind farm in Nova Scotia may cut greenhouse gases, but the risks they pose to migrating birds are too high.

Source: infotel.ca