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Converter station, Upper Kergord, ShetlandConverter station for wind energy facility, Upper Kergord, Shetland - photo by courtesy of Save ShetlandJun 08, 2021
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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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1.5-MW 400-ft-high 640 feet from a home in Scituate, Mass.1.5-MW 400-ft-high $6-million wind turbine 640 feet from a home in Scituate, Massachusetts - photo by courtesy of Alliance for Responsible Siting of Alternative Energy Installations, www.altenergysiting.org
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UPC Kaheawa, Maui, Hawaii - access roadUPC Kaheawa, Maui, Hawaii - access road
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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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Wind turbine foundationWind turbine foundation
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Dutch Hill, Cohocton, N.Y. - staging area and construction officeDutch Hill, Cohocton, N.Y., a UPC project - staging area and construction office
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New Hammer of the ScotsAlex Salmond: historic wrecker of a beautiful country - from Cartoons by Josh (http://bishophill.squarespace.com/blog/category/josh)
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September 15, 2008: high winds caused blade to strike tower, bringing down the whole nacelle and blade assemblyOn September 15, 2008, high winds at the Searsburg facility in Vermont caused a blade to strike the tower, bringing down the whole nacelle and blade assembly.
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Stetson Mountain, MaineStetson Mountain, Maine - notice the trucks - from Gary Steinberg
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