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WREN (Working Together to Resolve Environmental Effects of Wind Energy), also known as IEA Wind Task 34, was established in 2012 to address environmental issues associated with development of land based and offshore wind energy projects. The goal of WREN is to facilitate international collaboration and advance the global understanding of environmental effects of wind energy to progress the industry in an environmentally responsible manner. More information about WREN is available here.

The table below contains the relevant literature to this summary.

Title Author Date Content Type Technology Stressor Receptor
IEA Wind White Paper Cumulative Effects Analysis for Wind Energy Development: Current Practices, Challenges, and Opportunities Gill, E., Hein, C. Report Wind Energy
IEA Wind White Paper on A Risk-Based Approach for Addressing Wind and Wildlife Interactions Using Ecosystem-Based Management Values Copping, A., Gorton, A., May, R., Bennet, F., de George, E., Goncalves, M., Rumes, B. Report Wind Energy
Considerations for Upscaling Individual Effects of Wind Energy Development Towards Population-Level Impacts on Wildlife May, R., Masden, E., Bennet, F., Perron, M. Journal Article Wind Energy Bats, Birds, Marine Mammals
Resolving environmental effects of wind energy Sinclair, K., Copping, A., May, R., Bennet, F., Warnas, M., Perron, M., Elmqvist, A. Journal Article Wind Energy, Land-Based Wind, Fixed Offshore Wind Bats, Birds, Marine Mammals
Assessing Environmental Effects (WREN): Adaptive Management White Paper Hanna, L., Copping, A., Geerlofs, S., Feinberg, L., Brown-Saracino, J., Gilman, P., Bennet, F., May, R., Köppel, J., Bulling, L., Gartman, V. Report Wind Energy Human Dimensions, Legal & Policy
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