> Might be worth noting, that at the same time historical forests are being cut down for wind power It is practically never the case that a forest is cut down

> Might be worth noting, that at the same time historical forests are being cut down for wind power It is practically never the case that a forest is cut down for wind power. You cut down a couple of trees for the turbine grounding and for some ways to reach them. But really if you look at the numbers it's not that much. The forest is still there afterwards. That's very different from "cutting down a forest" like it's done for opencast mining where nothing is left afterwards.