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Wind energy has collateral damage
Credit: August 11, 2013 | www.omaha.com ~~
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The Lincoln Electric System is purchasing wind energy from Oklahoma, according to a recent article.
How many birds will be killed by turbines to generate the electricity? And if any are endangered species, killing them is a felony offense. So who would get charged with the crime? Someone has to pay.
Harold L. Frickel, Atkinson, Neb.
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