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Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, MexicoWind turbines erected by the Demex company in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, Mexico
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Homes for sale near wind turbines in Victoria, AustraliaSigns for abandoned homes near wind turbines in Victoria, Australia
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Forest cut down for giant wind turbineThe forest near Osterild, Denmark, was cut down to erect this “test” turbine
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Barlockhart MoorTwo of the 115m-high West Coast Energy wind turbines at Barlockhart Moor near Wood of Dervaird Farm (Scotland)
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Construction of temporary meteorologic towerPhoto by Francesco Miceli
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Earthworks for Parque Eolico Talinay in ChilePhoto by Francesco Miceli
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On-site concrete plantOn-site concrete plant - photo by Francesco Miceli
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Substation for Parque Eolico TalinayPhoto by Francesco Miceli
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Blade special transport system, with a hydraulic lifter that allows lifting the wind blade for transport on mountain roadsThis is a blade special transport system, with a hydraulic lifter that allows lifting the wind blade up to approximately 45 degrees for transport on mountain roads - photo by Francesco Miceli
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Steel-reinforced concrete baseFor Vestas V100 (1.8 MW), Cerro San Antón wind energy facility, Lillo, Toledo, Spain - photo by Francesco Miceli
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Base of wind turbine foundation: concrete and steelUniversity of Minnesota Outreach, Research and Education Park, 2011 - the base of the foundation is 10 feet deep and 60 feet in diameter, the foundation consists of 40 tons of steel rebar
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Concrete and rebar base for relatively small 268-feet-tall wind turbineThis concrete and rebar base is for a relatively small 268-feet-tall wind turbine - photo by Pete Holden, 2011
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