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2002-2004, School of Ocean Sciences Bangor, COWRIE Research, Predicting the displacement of common scoter Melanitta nigra from benthic feeding areas due to offshore windfarms
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2002-2004, School of Ocean Sciences Bangor, COWRIE Research, Predicting the displacement of common scoter Melanitta nigra from benthic feeding areas due to offshore windfarms

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May 2021

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January 2002 - December 2004

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May 2021

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Summary

The environmental impact assessments of most offshore windfarm proposals raise the potential
effects on birds as an important issue. Offshore windfarms may affect birds in a number of different
ways including mortality due to direct collisions of birds while in flight and mortality induced by habitat
loss due to the avoidance by foraging birds of s...

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