Two vultures killed by Guadalteba wind turbines

ENVIRONMENTALISTS are up in arms after two vultures were killed by wind turbines in Malaga.

Ecologist group Ecologistas en Accion has denounced a wind farm in Guadalteba after the birds were discovered dead on site.

They are complaining that preventive measures were not in place to avoid this type of ‘catastrophe’.

An estimated 95% of Europe’s vulture population is in Spain.

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stefanjo says:

4 Oct, 2015 @ 22:33 at 22:33

Wind turbines= two dead vultures. Diclofenac (still not banned in Spain)= thousands of dead vultures.

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