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As global kingpins like GM and British Petroleum align themselves with clean energy initiatives, a new breed of energy-savvy tech wizards in Palo Alto have launched an idea that may offer some key solutions to our appetite for electron-guzzling gadgetry.

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Should wind energy be damned because wind turbines kill birds or because wind farms don't make economic sense?

The threat posed by wind turbines to bird and bat populations is reason enough for some to shelve this source of renewable energy, but too often the data used to support this thesis--as happens with any cause that is near and dear to one's heart--is drawn from high exposure situations: wind farms poorly sited in migratory pathways, near nesting areas, and at mountain passes where bird traffic is highest.

Wind turbines do kill birds, and so do cars, buildings, and transmission lines; by the hundreds of millions.

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