Local environmental groups blast Big Environmentalism over wind and solar power | Eastern NC Now

117 local environemental organizations in Spain have signed a letter blasting the five large multi-national environmental organizations for not engaging to stop wind and solar projects that are a threat to biodiversity.   Building these facilities often involves clear cutting of forests, and the turbines and solar panels themselves kill birds, bats,and insects in large numbers.  The real environmentaliststs are taking the environmental establishment to task.

A detailed study including actual body counts at test sites by the Spanish Orthinological Society a few years ago determined that wind turbines were killing a minimum of 6 million  birds and bats a year in Spain, and the number of wind turbines has increased since then..

Big Environmentalistm just doesn't seem to care.

https://europeanconservative.com/articles/news/spain-grassroots-ecologists-chide-big-environmentalism/

In Germany, the grassroots enviromental grups have been taking action.  It is rare that a new wind turbine complex is announced in Germenay without a lawsuit being filed to stop it,.  Most of those lawsuits are being filed by local environmental groups over deforestation, biodiversity issues, wildlife habitat, and bird and bat slaughter and a large number of those lawsuits are winning.    Last year a German lawsuit stopped a wind energy company from clear cutting the ancient forest that was the setting for the Grimm fairy tales.

In Scotland, the national forestry agency determined that 13 million trees had been chopped down on public land so wind turbines could be built.  That does not even include trees on private land or trees cut for solar farms.

Resistance to wind farms is rising in America, often based on human health issues.  Many communities in central Wisconsin, for example have recently gotten together to resist the construction of wind farms there.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/its-criminal-central-wisconsin-communities-unite-stave-looming-wind-turbine-industry