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Vegetarian, Vegan and Animal Rights

Easterncedar

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10. It's a good point, unfortunately.

Reply to James48 (Reply #3)

Sat May 31, 2025, 10:19 AM

May 31

Bird populations are disappearing, so, while I am happy that this building will be killing fewer of those birds that remain, the reduction in the number of potential victims needs to be addressed in the statistics.

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An Illinois Building Was a Bird Killer, killing 1,000 one day. A Simple Change Made a World of Difference. [View all] Demovictory9 May 31 OP

Wow. some good news for a change. n/t. Scruffy1 May 31 #1

this needs to b part of the bldg code. mopinko May 31 #2

Opaque 3auld6phart May 31 #5

Always look behind the data. James48 May 31 #3

Deaths were down 95% MadameButterfly May 31 #4

collisions and deaths. mopinko May 31 #7

It's a good point, unfortunately. Easterncedar May 31 #10

Dead or just resting? nycbos May 31 #6

Why....I thought it was all those lefty,commie wind turbines killing all the birds Bengus81 May 31 #8

we used owl stickers and others to scare the birds . AllaN01Bear May 31 #9

Such a simple solution vapor2 May 31 #11