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Wind Energy: A Wildlife Biologist’s Take

Wind Energy: A Wildlife Biologist’s Take

As a wildlife biologist, I think that the impacts of commercial-scale land-based wind farms on wildlife have been significantly reduced, and that guidelines and regulatory measures are in place to reduce these impacts further. I am also convinced that climate change impacts wildlife much more than well-regulated wind farms.

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SUN AND WIND

SUN AND WIND

In the face of the climate crisis, both the sun and wind are sources of new blessing. By harvesting solar energy from the sun in solar panels and harnessing the power of the wind with wind turbines, both sun and wind have become tremendous sources of clean and sustainable energy.

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2021 Impacts: The Time to Act is Now

2021 Impacts: The Time to Act is Now

Donate to the Climate + Energy Project Annual Giving Campaign!Authored by: Dorothy Barnett, Executive DirectorIn 2021 CEP continued to immerse ourselves in the critical work of climate and energy justice, learning more about the connection to environmental and racial...

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2021 Impacts: Embracing Energy Justice

2021 Impacts: Embracing Energy Justice

Donate to the Climate + Energy Project Annual Giving Campaign!Authored by: Beth Pauley, Program DirectorI’ve been in nonprofit advocacy for 8 years, and during this time, have witnessed a lot of changes, friction, crises, and disruption. Despite being accustomed to...

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Thank You for Celebrating with Us!

Thank You for Celebrating with Us!

Thank you to all our supporters, partners, and friends for joining us at our annual fundraiser and awards celebration, Visions of a Resilient Kansas: Energy Justice for All.   It was a pleasure to celebrate our Award Winners, Irene Caudillo, Beto Lugo Martinez, Dawn...

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