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No hunting. No shooting. Danger high voltage.Colorado Highlands Wind: No hunting. No shooting. Danger high voltage. Photo by Gerald Duffy.Jun 12, 2019
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Graveyard of broken wind turbine blades near Roscoe, TexasMay 19, 2019
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Graveyard of broken wind turbine blades near Roscoe, TexasMay 19, 2019
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Graveyard of broken wind turbine blades near Roscoe, TexasMay 19, 2019
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Cefn Croes, WalesCefn Croes, Wales
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Groton Wind, New HampshireApril 22, 2013 - Photo by courtesy of William Hemmel, Aerial Photo NH
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Sweetwater, TexasSweetwater, Texas
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Giant turbine in the backyardA giant turbine in the backyard - from Lego and Vestas. Limited edition. Requires batteries to run (just like the real thing!).
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U.K.: 73% of the time the wind speed is below 18 mph, but 85% of the potential power output of a wind turbine is at wind speeds over 18 mphGraph of wind speeds in the U.K. overlaid with a typical wind turbine power curve, showing that 73% of the time the wind speed is below 18 mph, but 85% of the potential power output of a wind turbine is at wind speeds over 18 mph
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SpainSpain
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Carleton College, MinnesotaCarleton College, Minnesota
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New YorkNew York - by Adrian Brown, Bloomberg News
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