Arctic May Be Ice-Free by 2040
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The results of an 8-year study on the impacts of off-shore wind farms on wildlife have been released. The study examined the impacts of two offshore wind farms, Horns Rev and Nysted, on birds, fish, seals and benthic life. According to the study, waterbirds tend to change their flight direction to avoid wind farms by flying several kilometers away. Birds that fly through a wind farm tend to alter altitude to avoid collisions. Some fish avoid the area while others seem to be attracted to it, depending on the species. The Danish Energy Authority, Danish Forest and Nature Agency, Dong Energy and Vattenfall commissioned the report. Download the study, “Danish Offshore Wind – Key Environmental Issues”: Website: [sorry this link is no longer available]
Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) has launched free recycling in several additional markets worldwide, meeting a timetable set in June to provide free recycling of any Dell-branded product for consumers worldwide. Dell is the only computer manufacturer to offer such a program. Dell recently expanded recycling services into several markets to meet its goal, including Brazil, China, India, South Korea, Mexico, and Taiwan. Recycling services for consumers were either added or enhanced in Australia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore and Thailand. “With today’s announcement, our efforts to make recycling free and easy are global. We remain focused on raising consumer awareness about the importance of recycling and increasing the volume of products we recover from consumers,” said Eric Gates, Dell’s worldwide manager of asset recovery services. Dell supports a policy that would make all producers responsible for offering recovery and recycling services for their own brand products from consumers at no charge. Dell also believes the marketplace is best positioned to increase efficiency in collection, recycling and design of products, and any legislation should not include fees or creation of new government infrastructure for collecting and recycling electronics. History of Dell Recycling Efforts Dell has offered U.S. consumers no-charge recycling of any brand of […]
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