Whales and dolphins are deeply connected to human empathy and self-awareness, with their ability to perform heroic acts, like rescuing humans, showcasing their intelligence and capacity for empathy. However, the rise of offshore wind farms has raised concerns about their impact on marine life, with evidence suggesting that surveys and construction activities could be contributing to the deaths of protected species, including whales, through disturbances and physical harm. The dilemma is whether the push for renewable energy, aimed at combating climate change, is unintentionally creating a biodiversity crisis, and whether we should reconsider our approach to balancing environmental protection with technological progress.