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Nextera Energy (Florida Power and Light) remove a bald eagle nest in a cottonwood tree to clear the way for a road in a wind energy facilityNextera Energy (Florida Power and Light) remove a bald eagle nest in a cottonwood tree to clear the way for a road in a wind energy facilityJan 06, 2013
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Happy new year?Happy new year?Dec 30, 2012
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Cotton Farm, near Graveley, Huntingdonshire, EnglandCotton Farm, near Graveley, Huntingdonshire, EnglandDec 18, 2012
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Hardscrabble Wind Farm, Herkimer County, New YorkHardscrabble Wind Farm, Herkimer County, New YorkDec 11, 2012
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Title card for Pandora's PinwheelsTitle card for Pandora's PinwheelsNov 26, 2012
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Wind Power GuernicaWind Power GuernicaNov 20, 2012
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Lifting the rotor assembly to mount atop 263-feet-high towerLifting the rotor assembly to mount atop 263-feet-high towerSep 15, 2012
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Wind production reverse of demandWind production reverse of demandSep 08, 2012
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Greetings from HawaiiGreetings from HawaiiAug 03, 2012
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Solano County, CaliforniaSolano County, CaliforniaJul 19, 2012
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Rare earth processing plant in ChinaRare earth processing plant in ChinaJul 11, 2012
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Toxic tailings pond at rare earth processing plant in ChinaToxic tailings pond at rare earth processing plant in ChinaJul 11, 2012
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