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   Dec 09

Bonneville Power Ordered to Change Wind Rules

The Bonneville Power Administration discriminated against wind operators when it unplugged the generators of wind operators in the Pacific Northwest, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ruled.

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   Nov 21

African nations show leadership for action against climate change

Africa is leading the push for clean energy policy-making as climate change turns millions of its people into “food refugees,” the head of the U.N. Environment Program (UNEP) Achim Steiner said.

“On the …

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   Nov 20

Where are we now as a planet

Well i must say, it’s been quite a while since did any blogging on this space – something that i think i should be getting back into given my passion on this subject:) It seems in a lot of instances, wind power has been getting a bad rap lately due to the noise that they [...]

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   Nov 17

How Texas Wind Power Inspires Performance Art

The stories of Texas’ wind farms are commonly told in terms of acres and megawatts. Artists Laura Zak and Kim Cypert, however, want to dig deeper into the cultural and social impacts of the state’s booming wind industry. Zak and Cypert are working …

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   Nov 02

Batteries on a Wind Farm Help Control Power Output

A wind farm in West Virginia has been using big containers of batteries to make the electricity from 61 turbines more useful to the power grid.

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   Oct 27

Future of Solar and Wind Power May Hinge on Federal Aid

Questions arise as to whether the wind and solar power industries could continue growing quickly without government tax credits and other incentives.

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   Sep 27

Green Blog: Are Green Jobs Viable?

Does the money channeled into creating jobs in sectors like wind power achieve what is intended?

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   Sep 15

Wind Power More Feasible in Pacific Northwest with Adoption of Electric Vehicles

A new report from the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory shows that electric vehicles could aid in expanding renewable energy sources like wind in the Pacific Northwest. This region of the United States is increasingly lookin…

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   Aug 08

Green Column: Wind Power Gains as Gear Improves

Turbines have grown larger and more effective, with some models capable of producing 300 times as much power as those sold 15 years ago.

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   Aug 02

Green: The Long History of Wind Power

A museum reminds visitors that Texas was once covered with windmills that pumped water from aquifers so cattle could drink and gardens could grow.

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