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Disused wind turbine bladesDisused wind turbine blades dumped in Ravenshoe, Queensland, AustraliaNov 27, 2022
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Concrete filling of wind turbine baseViking Energy, Shetland, Scotland - 103 such bases using 70,246 m³ of concrete produced from two batching plants created on siteNov 19, 2022
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Wind turbine landscape in ItalyNov 19, 2022
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ScreamNov 13, 2022
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Lincoln Township, Kewaunee County, WisconsinWisconsin Public Service’s 14-turbine project in Lincoln Township in Kewaunee County include these five turbines. The 9-megawatt project was completed in 1999. [These are 660-kilowatt Vestas V-47 models, tower height 213 feet, total height 290 feet.] - Gina Duwe, Janesville Gazette.
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Seven Trees Road near Hallett, South AustraliaSeven Trees Road near Hallett, South Australia - Suzlon S-88 V3 2.1-MW turbines, 125 m tall - Proposed to have around 200 turbines when the 5 stages are complete. Hallett 1-4 are currently operating, but have had significant noise issues. 16 turbines of the 34 turbines at Hallett 2 were turned off at night because of tonality issues, now supposedly fixed, but according to locals, as noisy as ever. Photos by Mary Morris, Eudunda.
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E.on F.offFrom The Isles Communities Turbine Action Campaign, England
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Surrender, WisconsinSurrender, Wisconsin - from Kevin Kawula
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The 3.6-MW GE wind turbineThe 3.6-MW GE wind turbine
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Black Law wind facility, ScotlandBlack Law wind facility, Scotland
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Protest demonstration in Hogue de Bourguebus (Calvados), Normandy, France, October 7, 2006Protest demonstration in Hogue de Bourguebus (Calvados), Normandy, France, October 7, 2006
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Cefn Croes, Wales - road after (1)Cefn Croes, Wales - road after (1)
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