LETTER: Many birds will die if Newport does not use bird-proof glass

To Ozaukee Press:

The writer concerned about the danger to migratory birds that the proposed new Newport Shores building presents is absolutely correct. A glass building of that size along one of the most important migratory bird routes, the Lake Michigan shoreline, could kill 1,000 or more birds a year.

Fortunately, there is a simple solution. Glass can now be made with small dots in it that are invisible to the human eye at a distance of a foot or two, yet still visible to birds.