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Handouts foreverOver 30 years of taxpayer handouts and they still can't stand on their own - cartoon by Josh (cartoonsbyjosh.co.uk)Apr 01, 2024
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Off-shore wind turbine sizes globally over timeOff-shore wind turbine sizes globally over time - from Berkeley National LaboratoryMar 20, 2024
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Remains of burned wind turbineBurned-out wind turbine in Clausnitz, Germany, after fire on February 26, 2024 - photo from Gegenwind ClausnitzMar 08, 2024
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Remains of burned wind turbineBurned-out wind turbine in Clausnitz, Germany, after fire on February 26, 2024 - photo from Gegenwind ClausnitzMar 08, 2024
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Braes of Doune, Stirling, ScotlandBraes of Doune, Stirling, Scotland
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Crane workCrane work
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Workington, Cumbria, EnglandWorkington, Cumbria, England
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Northern IrelandNorthern Ireland
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Concrete pour - ShetlandConcrete pour for underground foundation of one wind turbine of the 103 total in the Viking Energy facility on Shetland, Scotland - photo from Viking Energy
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Danish CO2 emissions did not decrease as wind production increasedDanish CO2 emissions did not decrease as wind production increased
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Land use requirements for different electricity generatorsThese land requirements include all mining, waste storage, grid connections, drilling, and pipelines - from The Washington Post, May 10, 2023, ”We need an area the size of Texas for wind and solar”
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Mount Emerald, Queensland, Australia: time in 2022 at different output rangesSteven Nowakowski of Rainforest Reserves Australia collected 2022 5-minute output data for the 180-MW Mount Emerald wind energy facility in Queensland, Australia. The average output was 26.8% of capacity - generating at or above that rate of 48.3 MW only 40% of the time. The median output was 18.1% of capacity (meaning that half the time it was generating less than 32.6 MW.
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