http://www.heartland.org/publications/environment%20climate/article/26818/Judge_Halts_West_Virginia_Wind_Farm_to_Save_Bats.html

I am pro-windmill.

I think a solution can be found to train the bats to adapt to
windmills.   They are going to have
to learn to co-exist eventually, so somebody needs to invent
something, or find a suitable compromise.

LED lights on the propeller might work.    A bat house on top of the
tower might work, as the bats would become more familiar with the
rotation characteristics of the blades.

Or some kind of sonar gadget attached to the tip of the blade that
sends out a warning to the bats to back off.

Or maybe the propellers can be slowed down during feeding times, so
that less bats are
killed.

Why prohibit windmills during the day when bats are not flying?

Maybe the windmill company's saw this coming in the early stages of
the design of the windmill farms, and developed a secret white fungus
to eradicate the bats?   That would make a good movie or novel.

David Locklear

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