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Disused wind turbine bladesDisused wind turbine blades dumped in Ravenshoe, Queensland, AustraliaNov 27, 2022
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Concrete filling of wind turbine baseViking Energy, Shetland, Scotland - 103 such bases using 70,246 m³ of concrete produced from two batching plants created on siteNov 19, 2022
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Wind turbine landscape in ItalyNov 19, 2022
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ScreamNov 13, 2022
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Iffendic, FranceIffendic, France
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Jiminy Peak, MassachusettsJiminy Peak, Massachusetts
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San Patricio County, TexasWind turbines go up earlier this month in San Patricio County southwest of Taft. There are federal regulations that wind farms must follow, such as rules dealing with construction on wetlands and rules dealing with storm water runoff, but none triggers public notice requirements. Photo by Michael Zamora, Caller-Times (Corpus Christi, Texas).
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Huge crane necessary for erecting wind turbinesHuge crane necessary for erecting wind turbines - man in front of it shows size
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Soya Misaki, Hokkaido, JapanFrom Eurus Energy
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Wind-power generation does not correlate with demandWind-power generation (blue), insolation (gold), and power demand (red) time series data show wind energy's poor correlation with demand. Thirty days of data collected in April 2010 from Bonneville Power Administration are superimposed and normalized to their maximum values. Average values are in color-highlighted black lines. From Barnhart et al., DOI:10.1039/C3EE41973H
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Open-pit mine for rare-earth mineralsThis open-pit operation extracts several rare-earth minerals essential to the magnets used in electric motors for hybrid engines and wind turbines - photo by Chad Ress
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Igney, France - blades on trailer trucksIgney, France - blades on trailer trucks
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