New Study Has Some Bad News for Wind Energy Advocates
Posted By: DVC, 12/2/2022 11:06:44 AM
A new peer reviewed study from German scientists found that offshore wind farms — the sort of supposedly "green" alternative to existing energy sources with which President Biden and Democrats want to fill America's coastal waters — are not as safe for marine ecosystems as their proponents may argue. The researchers looked at one area and ecosystem in particular — the North Sea — where the world's largest offshore wind farm (OWF) opened earlier in 2022. Relying on modeling and simulations in order to see what the "systematic, large-scale, time-integrated response of the ocean to large OWF clusters" {snip] introduced factors that negatively impact sea life.
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Bad news for the ecocrazies. Wind farm in the oceans are estimated to cause a substantial disruption of wide ecosystems. They are NOT totally benign as the ecocrazies like to imagine.