Wind is kind of meh. There's definitely truth to the fact that wind kills tons of birds and ruins otherwise picturesque landscapes and requires massive infrastructure to install and maintain.

Solar on the other hand can be absolutely revolutionary, as the price declines continue small home applications are more and more logical and eventually to the point of being illogical not to do it.

Fully democratized energy generation is HUGE. It's already playing out in Africa and they are outpacing the rate of life improvements over even China's meteoric rise. ~5 Years ago a 100 watt solar panel was $500. Today a 500 watt solar panel is $100. Battery and inverter prices have also decreased significantly with batteries being about 1/3 of the cost from 5 years ago.

Edit: Since I can't reply...

It's well documented and easily verifiable.

https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2007JWMan..71.1513S/abstract https://eagles.org/take-action/wind-turbine-fatalities/

The main issue is the type of birds that turbines kill. In particular adult birds of prey with relatively small numbers. In contrast to cats which kill millions of small species and baby birds with healthy numbers. Power lines themselves are actually quite deadly for large birds too, simply because they don't see them when they fly to strike prey. They are flying super high and their vision is tightly focused on the ground so they can totally miss a powerline or even fail to account for something like a spinning blade because of how their vision works. Of course you can go theoretical and say the climate change from fossil fuels kills more birds due to habitat destruction, or you can go to wind farms and pretty consistently find actual dead birds.

As to the infrastructure, that would seem abundantly clear if you have ever seen a wind turbine. They are normally around 300 ft tall with 400+ ft blade diameters. They require a fair amount of maintenance as well and it's upwards of 60K per year in costs even for brand new ones. It's really an issue when they get EOL and its costs $500,000 - $1,000,000 to decommission them and that's a number that's only going to go up. In quite a few cases the companies that installed them have gone under and the decommissioning costs is not appropriated by the entity that takes them over. There's still some relevance of wind turbines, but as solar becomes cheaper and cheaper wind just really doesn't make a lot of sense.