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Rebar support for buried concrete wind turbine foundationLa Croix Carrel, near Valsonne, France - EDF RenouvablesOct 24, 2021
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La Croix Carrel, near Valsonne, FranceOne of the EDF Renouvables wind turbines at La Croix Carrel - photo by Yoann Terrasse, Le ProgrèsOct 24, 2021
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Wind turbine rotor diameters over time - graphic from VestasSep 10, 2021
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Remains of a forest in SwedenPhoto by courtesy of Motvind SverigeSep 02, 2021
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UPC Kaheawa, Maui, Hawaii - turbines 500 feet apartUPC Kaheawa, Maui, Hawaii - turbines 500 feet apart
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Jiminy Peak, MassachusettsJiminy Peak, Massachusetts
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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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Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, MexicoWind turbines erected by the Demex company in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, Mexico
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The owners of this home successfully sued sellers for damagesThe owners of this home in the Lake District of England successfully sued for damages because the sellers did not disclose their knowledge that an industrial wind power facility was going up near by
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Noise recording at a home near wind turbines in Vinalhaven, MaineSample noise recording at a home near the 3 wind turbines in Vinalhaven, Maine, as approved by the Maine State DEP. Remember that the DEP limit already represents a substantial increase over the preexisting ambient sound levels, which is likely to have around 35 dB or less. An increase in noise level of more than 6 dB causes widespread annoyance and disruption. An increase of 10 dB is perceived as a doubling of noise level.
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Fire at Hancock County, Iowa, wind facility, Oct. 3, 2007Fire at Hancock County, Iowa, wind facility, Oct. 3, 2007 - from Arian Schuessler, Mason City Globe Gazette
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Saint Aubin, FranceSaint Aubin, France
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