Earlier breeding > more young birds > more strikes with aircraft BALTIMORE, Md. - Global warming may be involved in the explosive growth of certain bird populations, placing new pressure on airport wildlife control programs to mitigate the hazard of bird strikes to aircraft. Although couching the findings of a recent study as "preliminary," the peak risk of bird strikes at Dublin Airport, Ireland, has shifted to later in the year and the change appears related to climate change, said…
Climate Change Seems to be Changing the Pattern Of Bird Strikes
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