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Braes of Doune, Stirling, ScotlandA few of the 36 Vestas V80 2-MW wind turbines of the Braes of Doune wind energy facility, Stirling, Scotland - photo from Shetland NewsSep 03, 2019
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Discarded wind turbine bladesDiscarded wind turbine blades (non-recyclable fiberglass), to be buried in the landfill in Casper, WyomingJul 31, 2019
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Eagle dead after wind turbine injuryFarmer with the dead eagle found near Waterloo Wind Farm - photo by Vanessa HunterJul 22, 2019
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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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Elk River, Flint Hills, Kansas - afterElk River, Flint Hills, Kansas - after (before: https://wind-watch.org/pix/32)
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The TerminatorAdvertisement for the Tesmec 1475 trench digger ("a 100 MW wind project could have up to 150,000 feet of trenches containing 450,000 feet of underground cables" -- North American Windpower, March 2009)
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Sweetwater, TexasSweetwater, Texas
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Iffendic, FranceIffendic, France
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Unreliable wind powerFrom www.windtoons.com
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Igney, FranceIgney, France
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Swindle design by Keith Blanchard, U.K.Swindle design by Keith Blanchard, Signal Graphic Design, U.K. (www.signalgraphic.co.uk), from the original bumper sticker by Preston McClanahan
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Lifting the rotor assemblyLifting of the complete equipped rotor, with a diameter of 71 m, at the Dargelüz wind farm, in the German federal state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Three Enercon installations of the type E-70/4 were assembled by the crane. When the rotor and its blades were lifted, the crane went to an outreach of 23 m with a load of 53 tons on the hook.
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