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Why won’t Greenpeace admit that wind turbines may be killing whales?

Greenpeace’s strange silence about new dangers to whales

16 September 2023

9:00 AM

16 September 2023

9:00 AM

Who cares about whales? Whales might be dying because of sonar surveying, but Greenpeace simply ignores the science that doesn’t suit it.

So far last year, 71 whales have washed up dead on the shores of New England and neighbouring states. The rate seems to have risen in recent years along with a growth in the number of offshore wind turbines.

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