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#600 Sarah Hall - Energizing Architectural Glass with Photovoltaic Cells | Architectural Glass 27.8.2020
https://www.glassartmagazine.com/general-interest/item/download/1157_628cefe858fe4b0bedc4f2ccc08d4435
#599 Portfolio - Sarah Hall Glass Library 27.8.2020
http://www.sarahhallstudio.com/portfolio
#598 Canadian artist to create bird-friendly solar panels for buildings | Canadian Geographic 27.8.2020
https://www.canadiangeographic.ca/article/canadian-artist-create-bird-friendly-solar-panels-buildings
#597 NEER012 Evidence review of the impact of solar farms on birds, bats and general ecology 2016.pdf 27.8.2020
http://publications.naturalengland.org.uk/file/6000213410447360
"Some scientific and grey literature data, based upon carcass searches around solar PV developments suggests that bird collision risk from solar panels is very low. There is likely to be more of a collision risk to birds presented by infrastructure associated with solar PV developments, such as overhead power lines." "Evidence from both the grey literature and the peer-reviewed scientific literature suggests that protected areas should be avoided when considering site selection of solar PV developments, with some sources suggesting that locations close to protected areas should be avoided also. This recommendation is not quantifiedin any of the reviewed literature." "Solar panels have the capacity to reflect polarised light, which can attract polarotactic insects, which has the potential to impact the irreproductive biology. The polarising effect of solar panels may also induce drinking behaviour in some bird taxa, where the birds mistake the panels for water."
#596 Birds and Solar EnergyBest Practice Guidelines - BirdLife South Africa 27.8.2020
https://eapan.org/sites/default/files/u18/BL%20Solar%20Energy%20BP%20Guidelines_Nov%202015_%20for%20comment.pdf
"Recent findings at facilities in North America suggest that collision mortality impacts may be underestimated at solar PV plants, with collision trauma with PV panels, perhaps associated with polarised light pollution and/or with waterbirds mistaking large arrays of PV panels as wetlands–the so-called "lake effect"."
#595 How many birds are killed by solar farms? 27.8.2020
https://eu.desertsun.com/story/tech/science/energy/2016/08/17/how-many-birds-killed-solar-farms/88868372/
"Most solar farms use photovoltaic panels like the ones installed on many rooftops, which convert sunlight directly to electricity. And the impact of those facilities on birds is still mostly unknown, according to academic experts, industry officials and leading bird conservationists. Yes, birds have died at solar photovoltaic projects, some of them from crashing into panels or other infrastructure. But there's hardly any science examining how many birds deaths are caused solar farms, and what can be done to stop it."
#594 Literature review on impacts to avianspecies from solar energy collection and suggested mitigations - Chuck Hathcock 27.8.2020
https://www.energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2019/03/f61/Hathcock%202018.pdf
"Avian interactions with PV facilities themselves are not well understood. The primary threats are from collisions with PV equipment and transmission lines and electrocutions from the substation and distribution lines. Collisions from PV systems can include direct collisions into guy wires or transmission lines. Other collisions are less understood such as the "lake effect" theory. "
#593 Why Solar Power Is Good for Birds | Audubon 27.8.2020
https://www.audubon.org/news/why-solar-power-good-birds
"Birds sometimes mistake the glossy blue expanse of solar panels for bodies of water and try to land on them. -- Birds have been found dead, wounded, or stranded at several solar projects in the desert. -- Some developers are adding special patterns to their panels or using other strategies to reduce the risk of crash landings."
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