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Wind Energy Company To Breed California Condors, Replace Those Killed by Turbines
To replace birds killed by turbine blades, an energy firm will breed endangered California condors. Preserving endangered species and replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy are two of California environmentalists' top priorities.
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