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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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Dirty oilThese are a couple examples of the leaking seen at the Sugar Creek facility in Logan County, Illinois - posted on Facebook by Anton TJ Heinrichs - photographer Brian BowlesMar 01, 2025
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Turbine under constructionTurbine under construction
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North Frisia, GermanyNorth Frisia, Germany
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Existing and planned wind energy projects in the U.K.Existing and planned wind energy projects in the U.K.
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Collapsed turbine, Chatham-Kent, OntarioCollapsed turbine, Chatham-Kent, Ontario
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Beinn An Tuirc, ScotlandBeinn An Tuirc, Scotland
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Substation for Parque Eolico TalinaySubstation for Parque Eolico Talinay
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Kibby Mountain, MaineKibby Mountain, Maine
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La Croix Carrel, near Valsonne, FranceLa Croix Carrel, near Valsonne, France
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