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Fire: Texas, March 8, 2020Fire, March 8, 2020, between Taft and Portland, TexasMar 11, 2020
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Foundation slabThe steel and concrete base of the wind turbine is built on this foundation - photo by Uwe EichlerDec 29, 2019
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Wind turbine baseSteel rebar ready for the concrete - photo by Uwe EichlerDec 29, 2019
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Have you done your homework?Have you done your homework? Wind turbines are a health hazard – destroyer of communities, land value, and people. No wind turbines. Sep 26, 2019
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Effigy protest on Lewis, ScotlandEffigy protest on Lewis, Scotland
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As more wind is added to the grid, its effective capacity, or capacity credit, is progressively lowerAs more wind is added to the grid, its effective capacity, or capacity credit, is progressively lower - from: Dietmar Lindenberger, “Costs of integrating wind energy in Germany”, presented at International Energy Association workshop “Integration of wind power into electricity grids: economic and reliability impacts”, Paris, 25 May 2004
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Taiban Mesa, New MexicoTaiban Mesa, New Mexico
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Substation for wind turbines, Churubusco, New YorkSubstation for wind turbines, Churubusco, New York - Christinne Muschi, New York Times
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Black Law wind facility, ScotlandBlack Law wind facility, Scotland
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Gearbox replacementThe Manitowoc 2250 crawler crane is hoisting a rotor at a wind park in Texas - the rotor has be be taken off of the wind turbine, so the gearbox in the wind turbine can be replaced
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Soya Misaki, Hokkaido, JapanFrom Eurus Energy
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Sherbino 2, TexasThe 150 megawatt (MW) wind farm is located approximately 40 miles east of Fort Stockton, Texas. Sherbino 2 is 100% owned and operated by BP Wind Energy. Photo from BP.
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