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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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Ellsworth, IllinoisTwin Groves Wind Farm near Ellsworth, Illinois, May 29, 2019 - photo by David ProeberJun 03, 2020
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Scansano, Toscana, ItalyScansano, Toscana, Italy - 2-MW Gamesa G90’s, 112 m (367.5 ft) - from Gamesa
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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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Criterion Wind, Oakland, MarylandCriterion Wind Park is a 70 MW wind energy facility in Oakland, Maryland which is comprised of 28 clipper 2.5 MW turbines - photo by courtesy of Aristeo Construction
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Desert Sky, Texas - constructionDesert Sky, Texas - construction
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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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Wind turbine baseSteel rebar ready for the concrete - photo by Uwe Eichler
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Lifting rotor for 263-foot wind turbine on Stetson Mountain in Washington County, MaineA crew lifts a rotor for a 263-foot wind turbine on Stetson Mountain in Washington County (Maine) - from Reed & Reed, Woolwich
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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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