E2 energy — Harvesting the Wind excerpt
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| Thank you guys this ... ( 1 year ago by Greenbuild4all) |
| Thank you guys this is a great program. |
| I want one too but ... ( 7 months ago by normellow) |
| I want one too but theres no wind in florida. |
| Norwegian Bachelor ... ( 5 months ago by washparkguy) |
| Norwegian Bachelor Farmers what a hoot. Seem like good guys! |
| A nuclear plant do ... ( 2 months ago by sincity147) |
| A nuclear plant do use less steal, less money, and at the end does generate more power????? |
| What about when the ... ( 2 months ago by upcycle) |
| What about when the hurricanes come through? It may be interesting to have large portable windmills that can be moved to where the wind is. The wind with moisture in it has even more force than dry wind. Perhaps weather manipulation can create mini sustained hurricanes in remote locations purely for energy production. |
| It also generates ... ( 1 week ago by marshab4) |
| It also generates waste. Are You gonna want the nuclear waste dumped in your neiborghood? Awesome model for powering our universities and govt. buildings. saving tax dollars. contact your elected officials to back incentives for small wind!!!!!!!!! |
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Episode takes the viewer to southwest Minnesota, where wind energy is a burgeoning source of local power and income for farmers. Some have joined forces in wind cooperatives to invest in larger farms and reap bigger profits. In the absence of a strong renewable energy policy at the federal level, the state government plays a key role in wind policy, begging the question: Will the rest of the U.S. follow Minnesota's lead?