Murdoch University researchers call for wildlife-friendly solar farm designs to protect biodiversity amid global renewable ...

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As solar projects are becoming more common in the U.S., the need to understand wildlife interactions with them is critical. A University of Dayton professor is studying the impact.

Bird scientist Shawn Smallwood testified that one large solar farm alone—the Ivanpah solar panel project in California—likely kills 28,380 birds annually. Meanwhile, we’ve built more wind ...

The Ivanpah solar thermal power plant in the Southern California desert supplies enough carbon-free electricity to power 140,000 homes. For birds, bats and butterflies, though, the futuristic ...

The panels would “take up prime farmland” and kill birds, they said. “These are eyesores,” said Heather Crum, of Somerford township. She and her husband moved to the area almost 20 years ago.

Nine dead birds and two dead bats were found at the site of the solar thermal project in October, with the birds all turned over to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for autopsy.