Two new studies suggest offshore wind farms can expand without putting migratory birds at major risk. Over 18 months, researchers tracked more than four million bird movements using radar and AI cameras and found that more than 99.8% reliably avoided turbine blades, showing clean energy and wildlife protection can work together.
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Ipinapakita ng pag-aaral na umiiwas ang ibon sa wind farms

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Ipinapakita ng dalawang bagong pag-aaral na puwedeng palawakin ang offshore wind farms nang hindi nalalagay sa malaking panganib ang migratory birds. Sa loob ng 18 buwan, sinubaybayan ng mga mananaliksik ang mahigit apat na milyong galaw ng ibon gamit ang radar at AI cameras. Lumabas na higit 99.8% ang maaasahang umiwas sa mga turbina.

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