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Too tall, too loud, too closeToo tall, too loud, too close - from a flyer for an education session by Concerned Citizens of the OzarksMay 17, 2025
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Enron Wind 1.5 SLThe nacelle of an Enron model 1.5 SL wind turbineMay 04, 2025
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Empire Wind turbine vs Chrysler buildingThe size of the wind turbines for the Empire Wind project proposed off the coast of Long Island and New Jersey compared to the Chrysler building in New York City - Empire WindApr 25, 2025
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Twin Groves wind facility, IllinoisTwin Groves wind facility, McLean County, Illinois - posted on Facebook by Anton TJ Heinrichs - photographer Brian BowlesMar 02, 2025
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Discarded wind turbine blades, IowaDiscarded wind turbine blades, Earlham, Iowa
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Blade destroyed by hitting tower - NW MinnesotaBlade destroyed by hitting tower - NW Minnesota
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Cocullo, ItalyCocullo, Italy
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Wind turbine fire near Elkton, MichiganWind turbine fire, April 1, 2019, near Elkton, Michigan - photo from Huron County Sheriff Kelly Hanson
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Turbine blades on trucks in Brittany, FranceTurbine blades on trucks in Brittany, France
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Black Law wind facility, Forth, ScotlandBlack Law wind facility, Forth, Scotland
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Lifting rotor for 263-foot wind turbine on Stetson Mountain in Washington County, MaineLifting rotor for 263-foot wind turbine on Stetson Mountain in Washington County, Maine
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Nature for SaleNature for Sale
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