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Offshore Wind Farms Threaten More Seabirds Than Previously Thought, Researchers Say
A new study suggests that Northern Gannets fly higher than thought during breeding season when they have to travel long distances for food and that 12 times as many of these birds than previously surmised could be killed by wind turbine blades.
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