The reading and lesson discuss the topic of wind power. The professor cast doubt on the disadvantages of wind power as they are presented in reading passage.
To begin with, the professor explain that most of the migration birds are being killed by winter season, high buildings and the pollution by cars and other vehicles. Recent research in Denmark has proved that there are no wind turbines in the way of migration of the birds. Most of these turbines are near to off shore, where birds will not go. This directly challenges the assertion in reading passage that this wind turbines are causing major birds to die.
In addition to that, the lecture explains that wind turbines occupy little space on the ground and we can also do other possible things like agriculture and grazing in those areas. This strongly opposes the reading, which states that turbines occupy more land to
establish.
More over, the lecture explains that, most of the wind turbines are located in isolated and extreme winded areas. Mostly those are the areas where no people can live as they don't have any visual impact on people. This appears to be contradiction to the information stated in reading which asserts that giant turbines have negative visual impact on people who live surrounding them.
By raising these points, professor cast doubt on the statements in reading.
The
reading
and lesson discuss the topic of
wind
power. The professor cast doubt on the disadvantages of
wind
power as they
are presented
in
reading
passage.
To
begin
with, the professor
explain
that most of the migration
birds
are
being killed
by winter season, high buildings and the pollution by cars and other vehicles. Recent research in Denmark has proved that there are no
wind
turbines
in the way of migration of the
birds
. Most of these
turbines
are near to off shore, where
birds
will not go. This
directly
challenges the assertion in
reading
passage that this
wind
turbines
are causing major
birds
to
die
.
In addition
to that, the lecture
explains
that
wind
turbines
occupy
little
space on the
ground and
we can
also
do other possible things like agriculture and grazing in those areas. This
strongly
opposes the
reading
, which states that
turbines
occupy more land
to
establish
.
More over, the lecture
explains
that, most of the
wind
turbines
are located
in isolated and extreme winded areas.
Mostly
those are the areas where no
people
can
live
as they don't have any visual impact on
people
. This appears to be contradiction to the information stated in
reading
which asserts that giant
turbines
have
negative
visual impact on
people
who
live
surrounding them.
By raising these points, professor cast doubt on the statements in
reading
.