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Dumped wind turbine bladesThese blades were dumped in Newton, Iowa - photo from Iowa Department of Natural Resources
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Oil leak, St. Lawrence Wind Oil leak at St. Lawrence Wind Project, Burin Peninsula, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
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Pile of discarded wind turbine blades in MinnesotaDiscarded wind turbine blades are piled up along almost the entire west border of Darcy Richardson’s property in Grand Meadow, Minnesota - photo by Renée Jones Schneider, Star Tribune, August 7, 2024
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Site work - Lennestadt-StöppelSite work for one of the new wind turbines replacing existing ones (ie, repowering) - Stöppelwind in Lennestadt-Stöppel - Planungsbüro Düser
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New foundation - Lennestadt-StöppelNew foundation for one of the new wind turbines to replace existing ones (ie, repowering) - Stöppelwind in Lennestadt-Stöppel - Planungsbüro Düser
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New foundation - Lennestadt-StöppelNew foundation for one of the new wind turbines to replace existing ones (ie, repowering) - Stöppelwind in Lennestadt-Stöppel - Planungsbüro Düser
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Oil leak, Neilston Community Wind Farm, ScotlandOil leak, turbine no. 2 in 11-year-old Neilston Community Wind Facility, Scotland - photo posted by Willie Jackson on Scotland Against Spin Facebook page
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Remains of burned wind turbineBurned-out wind turbine in Clausnitz, Germany, after fire on February 26, 2024 - photo from Gegenwind Clausnitz
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Remains of burned wind turbineBurned-out wind turbine in Clausnitz, Germany, after fire on February 26, 2024 - photo from Gegenwind Clausnitz
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6.6-MW wind turbine in SwedenSkaftasen
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Cabling at center of steel rebar structure for wind turbine baseTranscarpathia, Ukraine - photo by Ivan Mikhailovich Kulya
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Steel rebar structure for wind turbine baseTranscarpathia, Ukraine - photo by Ivan Mikhailovich Kulya
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