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Braes of Doune, Stirling, ScotlandA few of the 36 Vestas V80 2-MW wind turbines of the Braes of Doune wind energy facility, Stirling, Scotland - photo from Shetland NewsSep 03, 2019
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Discarded wind turbine bladesDiscarded wind turbine blades (non-recyclable fiberglass), to be buried in the landfill in Casper, WyomingJul 31, 2019
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Eagle dead after wind turbine injuryFarmer with the dead eagle found near Waterloo Wind Farm - photo by Vanessa HunterJul 22, 2019
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No hunting. No shooting. Danger high voltage.Colorado Highlands Wind: No hunting. No shooting. Danger high voltage. Photo by Gerald Duffy.Jun 12, 2019
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Crane lifts first of three blades up to the rotor assemblyA crane operator lifts the first of three blades up to the rotor assembly. Workers call the process of attaching the blade "stabbing a blade." Thad Allton, Topeka (Kansas) Capital-Journal.
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Brown County, WisconsinSteve Apps, Wisconsin State Journal
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Turbine fallen over, GermanyTurbine fallen over, Germany
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Height of Lenchwick turbine compared to Worcester CathedralFrom http://www.stoplenchwickwindfarm.org.uk and Vale Villages Against Scottish Power (VVASP)
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Pinnebog Wind, Huron County, MichiganWind turbine foundation - Photo by courtesy of Aristeo Construction
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Demonstration in France, 26 September, 2009Demonstration in France, 26 September, 2009, to protect Mont Saint-Michel area from giant wind turbines - “Je suis ... inutile, couteuse, nuisible” (useless, costly, noisy)
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New Hammer of the ScotsAlex Salmond: historic wrecker of a beautiful country - from Cartoons by Josh (http://bishophill.squarespace.com/blog/category/josh)
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