Sentences with phrase «endangered bat species»

«[T] hat another federally endangered bat species, the gray bat, has been confirmed with white - nose syndrome is devastating for anyone who cares about bats and the benefits they provide to people,» U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe said in a prepared statement.

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The endangered Indiana bat is among species in this category.
The gray bat was added to the Endangered Species list in 1976.
The Thongaree's disc - nosed bat, a newly - discovered species that lives in a small region of Thailand, entered the list as critically endangered — just one step from going extinct.
In a year filled with news of devastating population losses among frogs, bats, bees, shorebirds, and salmon, researchers in August reported good news for at least one endangered species: the western lowland gorilla.
Belgium's 18 species of bat are all endangered by pesticides and less tolerant home owners.
Yet researchers have also found carcasses of cave - hibernating bats, including the little brown bat and the northern long - eared myotis — two species that have been devastated by the fungal disease white nose syndrome and that are now being considered for protection under the Endangered Specispecies that have been devastated by the fungal disease white nose syndrome and that are now being considered for protection under the Endangered SpeciesSpecies Act.
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Two of the species are already listed as federally endangered (Indiana bat, Gray bat).
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The East Oxford Alliance citizen's group filed an urgent request last week with Environment Minister Glen Murray to stop the Gunn's Hill Wind Farm because the project will kill little brown bats, a species whose numbers are plunging across North America and is now on Ontario's and Canada's endangered lists.
The bats being killed by turbines in Ontario include the little brown bat, tri-coloured bat, eastern small footed bat, and northern long - eared bat, all on the endangered species list.
Wind turbines are killing bats, including ones on the endangered species list, at nearly double the rate set as acceptable by the Ontario government, the latest monitoring report indicates.
An estimated 42,656 bats were killed by Ontario wind turbines between May 1 and Oct. 31, 2015, including several endangered species, the study said.
Wind turbine installations butcher millions of birds and bats annually, but are exempt from Endangered Species Act fines and penalties.
The ridge is home to three endangered bird species and a type of endangered bat.
As project development progresses we engage leading scientists to conduct a broad spectrum of environmental assessments, such as wetland determinations, threatened and endangered species surveys and consultations, and multi-year avian and bat use surveys.
They promote spending $ 22 billion just in federal money during FY - 2014 on climate change studies; costly solar projects of every description; wind turbines that blight scenic vistas and slaughter millions of birds and bats annually, while wind energy developers are exempted from endangered species and other environmental laws that apply to all other industries; and ethanol programs that require millions of acres of farmland and vast quantities of water, fertilizer, pesticides and fossil fuel energy to produce a gasoline additive that reduces mileage, harms engines, drives up food prices... and increases CO2 emissions.
-LSB-...] Windfarms are basically giant bird Cuisinarts, killing many endangered species of raptors and bats.
**** The rampant slaughter of millions of birds and bats — including rare, endangered and majestic species, like America's iconic bald and golden eagles — is one of the many «inconvenient» facts that moves the wind industry to lie like fury and — when the corpses can no longer be hidden and the lying fails -LSB-...]
Wind and solar companies have been exempted from endangered species laws, to protect them against legal actions for destroying wildlife habitats, birds and bats.
The expert quoted for the article made the following statement «Biologically significant impacts to any bird or bat species, including those that are endangered and threatened, are highly unlikely».
The Chamber joined with a coalition of business groups to file a reply brief in support of its cross-motion for summary judgment in these two cases concerning the listing of the northern long - eared bat as a threatened species under the Endangered Specispecies under the Endangered SpeciesSpecies Act.
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