Broken Wing - Graves, John
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Today's wind turbines * Kill millions of birds worldwide: raptors are threatened with extinction * Require significant amounts of CO2 to manufacture * Deliver electricity intermittently, at best * Require enormous back up coal and gas fired power plants creating yet more CO2 * Can be unhealthy or harmful to local residents * Are deadly - to core component manufacturers and maintenance personnel * Have enormous costs - paid for by the taxpayer There are many alternative wind turbine choices that do no harm to birds or people. They are far more cost effective, as well. Only the wealthiest…mehr

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Today's wind turbines * Kill millions of birds worldwide: raptors are threatened with extinction * Require significant amounts of CO2 to manufacture * Deliver electricity intermittently, at best * Require enormous back up coal and gas fired power plants creating yet more CO2 * Can be unhealthy or harmful to local residents * Are deadly - to core component manufacturers and maintenance personnel * Have enormous costs - paid for by the taxpayer There are many alternative wind turbine choices that do no harm to birds or people. They are far more cost effective, as well. Only the wealthiest investors take benefit from today's wind industry. All of us pay higher prices for their indulgences. My intention is to encourage awareness of the entire story - of effective design choices and of how to bring change to your local community. Enjoy the many bird videos!
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John has traveled extensively, with more than 80 countries' stamps in his passport. His avocation is adventure. He has sailed to Hawaii several times as well as across the Atlantic and throughout the Mediterranean and Caribbean. He has trekked the Andes, the Sahara, the Taklamakan, the Serengeti, and the Namib. In his previous career, John was a chef. John agrees with Benjamin Graham that the search for value is far more interesting than a brief joy ride in the markets. His passion is sharing knowledge with others so that they, too, might embrace all that life has to offer.