Wind farms do have some potential environmental impacts, such as the killing of birds and bats, the visual impact of the turbines, and the potential for noise pollution. However, these impacts are generally considered to be relatively minor when compared to the environmental benefits of wind energy, such as the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Wind farms also provide renewable energy, which means that they do not produce any emissions during operation. They are also a low-carbon source of energy, meaning that they produce less greenhouse gases than traditional fossil fuel-based energy sources.
