Which doesn't even consider the question of just how "significant"
        would be this "loss of energy" even on the windiest nights.
    The coal companies will collect their tax breaks no matter what.




On 12/19/07 1:07 PM, "Joe McDaniel" <> wrote:

> I agree -- the simple solution is to turn off the turbines during migration.
> Even then, many nights will not have significant migration as shown by the
> radar imaging studies of several years ago, so by monitoring actual
> migration activity the loss of energy could be further minimized while still
> protecting migrants.
> 
> Best,
> 
> Joe McDaniel
> Grantsville, MD
> Garrett County 
>