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Handouts foreverOver 30 years of taxpayer handouts and they still can't stand on their own - cartoon by Josh (cartoonsbyjosh.co.uk)Apr 01, 2024
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Off-shore wind turbine sizes globally over timeOff-shore wind turbine sizes globally over time - from Berkeley National LaboratoryMar 20, 2024
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Remains of burned wind turbineBurned-out wind turbine in Clausnitz, Germany, after fire on February 26, 2024 - photo from Gegenwind ClausnitzMar 08, 2024
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Remains of burned wind turbineBurned-out wind turbine in Clausnitz, Germany, after fire on February 26, 2024 - photo from Gegenwind ClausnitzMar 08, 2024
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Collapsed turbine, Chatham-Kent, OntarioCollapsed turbine, Chatham-Kent, Ontario
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Rebar in place for concrete baseRebar in place for concrete base
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Resources needed for gas vs wind power100× more iron ore, 25× more concrete, 10× more specialty metals and minerals, 900 tonnes nonrecyclable plastics, 10 square miles of land for wind turbines versus natural gas - graphic from Blackrock Energy and Resources Income Trust, Half Yearly Financial Report, 31 May 2022 - based on data from The Hard Math of Minerals by Mark P. Mills, Issues in Science and Technology, January 27, 2022
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Bliss, N.Y.Bliss, N.Y.
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Chatham-Kent, OntarioChatham-Kent, Ontario
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Tehachapi, CaliforniaTehachapi, California
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Mudslide due to clearcutting for wind turbines on Kibby Mountain, MaineMudslide due to clearcutting for wind turbines on Kibby Mountain, Maine. The mud flows are so heavy here it has to pick where it wants to go -- into the breached silt fence or continue down the skidder ruts. Natural Resources Council of Maine
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Foundation: excavation, rebar, concreteFoundation: excavation, rebar, concrete
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