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Use of Wind Energy in Power Generation: Some Questions
Author: Panja, Partha Sarathi
This paper estimates and discusses the effect on cloud and rain formation of using wind energy on a large scale: “Earlier studies did not include the effect of extraction of kinetic energy from wind upon other natural processes …”
Presented at International Seminar on Clean Energy, 15-16 October 2007, CMERI, Durgapur, West-Bengal, India.
Partha Sarathi Panja
Depertment of Mechanical Engineering
N.I.T. Durgapur
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Unclean Intrigues Behind Clean Energy
Author: Teltumbde, Anand; Dabhade, Sanjay; Siddiqui, Akram; and Ansari, S.
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On July 14, 2007, the Adivasis of Pangan and Mograpada, small villages at about 70 Km from Dhule suddenly found a fleet of more than 40 vehicles entering their village and before they could comprehend what it was they found themselves getting thrashed. It was at about 1 pm, the police and the Suzlon goons got out in an inebriated state and began thrashing the stray people they found on the roads and putting them into a van. . . .
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