[SmithL]

Build a reactor instead.

[rottndog]

Build a reactor instead.


Some more Dams, too.

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Here is a great picture of the PETA Raptor!

http://www.beesign.at/falten/view/raptor.html

THe picture is protected from remote posting but it loads fast and no malwarez/adwarez

[knarf]

""Our goal isn't to drive anyone out of business or stop the production of wind power," Miller said Friday. "We believe companies can significantly reduce bird kills and continue to make a profit."

Oh
Now I get it ...
It's a religious organization out to proseletyze the 'lost and misinformed' ..

"We believe companies can significantly reduce bird kills and continue to make a profit."

[Flash Bazbeaux]

"Build a reactor instead."

No, despite the anti-nuke kooks' ravings, they are actually an environmental improvement. I would suggest brown coal, or better yet, peat.

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Here is a better RAPTOR built just for dealing with these night-crawling terrorists that are caught destroying your property and lives ....

http://www.cox-estes.com/nightvision/4XRaptor-WebPage.htm

[wyattearp]

Greens fighting greens. I love it.

[FormerACLUmember]

Environmental wackos using the corrupt lawsuit industry to destroy energy independence.

[Hebrews 11:6]

Survival of the fittest: smart birds don't fly into whirling propellors.

[Geritol]

This is so cool. This group of people in California is not allowed to sue for all the people of the state, but just for their "small" group because they have been harmed by the loss of the raptors and other birds.

Why cool? Well, if each person or small group can sue on their own, there is virtually no limit to the money we can milk out of these companies.

Let's say that this group sports 1,000 people. If they win, there is no reason or arguement against the next arbitrary group of 1,000 people from California ALSO suing and winning the SAME amount. Even more rediculous, what if some of these birds are migrating? Can people from neighboring states also then sue for the loss of THEIR birds?

Do you know how many groups of 1,000 or even a million people there are in California? And if this group is expecting to get enough money to purchase acres and acres of land to set aside for the birds, before long the various groups could purchase the entire state!

[Publius6961]

These clowns better have frozen carcasses to back up their claim.
After experiencing the "second-hand smoke" and "global warming" fraud with unsubstantiated phony statistics, it would not surprise me if their claimed numbers are 30 times the actual incidence.

[Publius6961]

they may continue to press their claims because they, like all Californians, have a property interest in wildlife killed by the turbines.

Cool. Does that mean if they get awarded $3 million, they get to keep, all 20 of them, 20/30,000,000 or $2 apiece? and they have to pay court costs?

Works for me!

[Woodworker]

Wind energy is just starting to be "practical". Modern electronics and engineering have made windmills a useful addition to the electric grid. So, it's just about time for the enviro-wacko's and trial lawyers to cash-in.

Imagine what a bonanza H2-fueled automobiles would be for that crowd. The true agenda of the enviro-wacko's is extinction of all human life by banning any technology from the primitive campfire on up the ladder.