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Too tall, too loud, too closeToo tall, too loud, too close - from a flyer for an education session by Concerned Citizens of the OzarksMay 17, 2025
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Enron Wind 1.5 SLThe nacelle of an Enron model 1.5 SL wind turbineMay 04, 2025
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Empire Wind turbine vs Chrysler buildingThe size of the wind turbines for the Empire Wind project proposed off the coast of Long Island and New Jersey compared to the Chrysler building in New York City - Empire WindApr 25, 2025
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Twin Groves wind facility, IllinoisTwin Groves wind facility, McLean County, Illinois - posted on Facebook by Anton TJ Heinrichs - photographer Brian BowlesMar 02, 2025
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Substation at Fenner, N.Y.Substation at Fenner, N.Y.
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Clearance and road building for Record Hill wind project in Roxbury, MaineClearance and road building for Record Hill wind project in Roxbury, Maine
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Dirty oilThese are a couple examples of the leaking seen at the Sugar Creek facility in Logan County, Illinois - posted on Facebook by Anton TJ Heinrichs - photographer Brian Bowles
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Minerals used in different transport and power generation technologiesComparison of minerals used in different transport and power generation technologies - International Energy Association, “The Role of Critical Minerals in Clean Energy Transitions” (2021) - note that the comparison of power generation is by installed rated capacity, not by lifetime (or even annual) delivery of actual energy
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Collapsed turbine, Chatham-Kent, OntarioCollapsed turbine, Chatham-Kent, Ontario
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Never alone in the darkNever alone in the dark
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Man and rotor blade - Twin Groves Wind Farm, McLean County, IllinoisMan and rotor blade - Twin Groves Wind Farm, McLean County, Illinois
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Cohocton, New YorkCohocton, New York
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