Why do Europeans vigorously develop wind power generation, regardless of environmental impact?

One of the main reasons for developing wind power generation in Europe is to cope with climate change and reduce its impact on the environment.

European countries actively promote the use of renewable energy, and wind power generation is an important part of it. Compared with traditional fossil fuel power generation, wind power generation has lower carbon emissions and environmental pollution problems. European countries encourage the development of wind power generation by formulating laws, policies and incentives, and formulate strict environmental supervision standards to ensure that the project meets environmental protection requirements.

When developing wind power in European countries, detailed environmental impact assessment is usually carried out to ensure that the project can minimize the adverse impact on ecosystems, wildlife and human settlements. In addition, they also pay attention to the selection of wind power generation sites to avoid damaging sensitive natural environment and biodiversity.

However, even in the development of environmentally friendly energy, there may still be some challenges and disputes. For example, some wind farms may have a certain impact on the route, landscape aesthetics or the life of local residents in bird migration. In this case, European countries usually conduct comprehensive research and consultation, and take corresponding measures to balance the demand between environmental protection and energy development.

In short, European countries attach importance to the environmental impact of wind power development and take measures to ensure the balance between sustainable development and environmental protection.