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    McGrath Wind Farm of Excellence, we visited on 22 July, 2015, the role of the facility makes electricity from wind. The facility is located in 40 kilometers south of Lethbridge, Alberta. Then, this company established it in 1962, but the facility started in 2004. The wind-generated electricity is an electricity generating system using a wind-force. The wind power energy is accepted as the maintenance of natural environments, the energy source that it can secure of the energy security as one of…

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    The Wind Energy of Old Is No Longer the Wind Energy of Today. As the world populace continues to increase and non-renewable resources dwindle, society has begun to examine and reexamine alternative forms of energy. One type of energy that has come to the forefront, to meet society’s needs, is wind power. This energy is formed through the unequal warming of the earth’s surface by the sun, the inconstancies of its surface, and it rotation. This energy that is formed, by motion, can be harvested…

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    Wind Energy Argument Essay

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    Wind energy has been perceived as the next big energy source. Wind companies try to make consumers believe that this is the answer for the future, but research into wind energy demonstrates that coal or other forms of conventional power plants are needed. Coal plants have been shutting down due to the Clean Air Act, our country can not be sustained by wind energy. Some people speculate that nuclear should be the answer. Although wind energy is a well known renewable energy source, it has raised…

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    Wind energy is one of the fastest growing renewable energy source in the world. While massive wind farms, both onshore and offshore, are the primary focus as of late, microgeneration wind energy is a viable option for urban areas. Microgeneration wind energy is the small-scale implementation of wind turbines with the means of collecting wind energy. The use of small-scale wind energy is a perfect option for urban centers; microgeneration wind energy can be implemented through retrofitting…

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    Government Incentives for the Increase of Wind and Solar Energy Due to environmental problems, high cost of oil, and the fact that oil is a limited source; the government should grant incentives for the increase use of wind and solar energy. Many nations have already taken action and turned to renewable energy sources. Inside the United States there is controversy as to whether renewable energy is good or not. The down side of wind and solar resources is that they are not productive in all…

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    Practicality of Wind Energy Energy where does it come from, how do we get it, we all have heard the old saying that energy cannot be created nor destroyed. The whole universe has all of this useful energy just floating around in it but how do we harness it, to put it to use for our benefit. Over the years engineers have come up with many different ways to harness this energy and use it to do work. In order to get energy we have to take earths recourses and use them to harness it. These…

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    Wind: An Energy Source Alternative Wind power is a renewable source of energy. Wind turbines convert the wind’s kinetic energy into mechanical or electrical energy that can be used for power. Wind energy is viewed as a clean alternative to fossil fuels and can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Wind energy can provide a lot of benefits to the ecosystem and economy of the United States. While wind energy does have a lot of perks, some people argue that wind energy is an expensive and…

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    Wind Energy: A Case Study

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    CO2 emissions and locating alternative energy sources to reduce our usage of natural resources and slow the effects of global warming on our planet. One such alternative energy source is wind energy. Wind energy is commonly viewed as a "free" source of energy because wind is everywhere - we only need to begin harvesting it. Due to the climate, Newfoundland would appear to be an obvious choice to for a wind farm. Many people support the principle of wind energy however they oppose having them…

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    developing wind and solar energy would be the smartest way to go. Mark Lewis argues that oil prices could stay so low that is no longer economic to bring in high cost new oil fields. But even if the oil price does rise, it will not be able to compete with a renewable such as solar and wind. 1. Recent studies like these shed new light on wind and solar energy, which previous studies had not addressed. Wind energy is one of the fastest-growing aspects of renewable energy in the United States. The…

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    Wind Energy Research Paper

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    Wind Energy For years’ people have debated the best course of action for confronting the energy crisis. Fossil fuels continue to be the main source of energy not only in the United States but also in most of the world. Although fossil fuels get the job done, the are non-renewable resource that will eventually run out. Not only are they non renewable they also pollute the earth and destroy nature. Burning fossil fuels emits toxins into the air that can harm animals and humans when they breath…

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