This October 2013 photo provided by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service shows a burned Yellow-rumped Warbler that was found at the Ivanpah solar plant in the California Mojave Desert. Workers at a state-of-the-art new solar plant have a word for the birds that fly over the plants five-mile field of mirrors, streamers, for the puff of smoke as the birds ignite in mid-air and fall singed to the ground. (AP/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)\n
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Unintended consequences. That's the hallmark of so many of the left's "pro-environmental" polices.
Tuesday on Pat & Stu we listed the many green fails from the past and a new one: Birds are combusting in mid-flight. Why? Hear about it at the 25:15 mark:
https://soundcloud.com/pat-stu/birds-catching-fire-08192014
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