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Oil stains from nacelle and blade hubGamesa 2-MW turbine in the "Top of Iowa II" facility grimed with oil stains - photo by Julie Kuntz, Feb. 28, 2021Mar 02, 2021
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Pryor Mountain, MontanaFour of the 114 giant wind turbines marring the landscape near Pryor Mountain, Montana - photo by Mark HollowayDec 24, 2020
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GreeceGreece - photo from Ελεύθερα Βουνά χωρίς αιολικά (Save Greek Mountains)Dec 22, 2020
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Ellsworth, IllinoisTwin Groves Wind Farm near Ellsworth, Illinois, May 29, 2019 - photo by David ProeberJun 03, 2020
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Sublette, IllinoisSublette, Illinois - Gamesa G-87s, 256' tower, 286' diameter blades, total height 399' - 1/2 mile from house
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Foundation: excavatiion, rebar, concrete2,800 cubic yards of earth was excavated to 12 feet below grade - foundation is a gravity base that is a 56 foot wide octagon shape - 595 cubic yards of concrete weighing over 2.3 million pounds - contains 65 tons of reinforced steel rebar - 443-ft 2.5-MW wind turbine - photo from Lincoln Electric
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Palm Springs, CaliforniaPalm Springs, California
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“Like a barbed wire fence”“Like a barbed wire fence” - Mars Hill, Maine - by J. Kirlin
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Substation at Fenner, N.Y.Substation at Fenner, N.Y.
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Groton Wind, New HampshireApril 22, 2013 - Photo by courtesy of William Hemmel, Aerial Photo NH
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Haute-Lys, FranceHaute-Lys, France
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Castel Fraiano, ItalyCastel Fraiano, Italy
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