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    oceanic, geothermal, and wind electrical generators. For the past decade, the United States has been investing in many inland wind farms which are located in Class 3 areas. Wind speeds are categorized by classes, and Class 3 is the minimum before a wind farm is not worth the installation costs; Class 1 being far too low and Class 7 being extremely good. In the U.S. the highest wind speeds are around Class 4-5 and are located in the center of the country where these high wind speed areas are…

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    Wind Energy the Positive Effects on the United States Wind energy provides various advantages, which illustrates the reason for its rapid development as an energy source around the world. Due to the growth of the human population, additional sources of energy must increase to sustain energy consumption. In addition to current forms of energy production, wind power will assistance in the continuation of human evolution. For this reason, conservationists have concluded that wind power is an…

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    converting mechanical energy into electric energy [1-2]. As the need for energy is increasing, while the reserves of fossil fuels are dwindling, renewable energy sources gain importance. The renewable energy can be obtained using solar, geothermal, or wind turbine technologies. Significant research effort has been made in those areas. In recent years, wind energy has become the fastest growing electrical power source and expected to be widely adopted in the future as wind energy is the most…

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    of wind energy that are installed in the United States and about 6,000 megawatts are being built are now. The United states has the most wind energy in the world and are approximately 2,000 megawatts ahead of China. Not only does the United States have the most wind energy in the world, they also create the most new jobs which was around 35,000 of them. There are a lot of good things that can come from using wind energy. Also you might wonder why we use wind energy instead of any other energy…

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    The ever growing need for electricity, a problem no one is short in awareness for. There has always a constant battle to find the newest, most efficient source of energy. The United States has been ignoring the need for a better source of electricity for way too long, and it has been taking it toll on not only the environment, but also the economy. For years there has been countless promises and plans to fix this ongoing issue, nearly all have failed, and we are left with an unresolved issue…

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    According to Renewable Energy for America, in 2011 wind turbines generated enough electricity to power 11 million homes and 3,464 new turbines were built. The article also states that wind turbines are able to pay for themselves after three to six months in a windy environment. Turbine farms usually consist of about 100 turbines and creates an average of 250 megawatts (MW). To put this in perspective, it takes less than 10kW for residential energy supply. Additionally, wind energy produces no…

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    kinetic energy that is converted into mechanical power by wind the process is called wind energy. Wind energy has been around since the 5000 B.C. and was invented by China and Persia. It was used to propel boat across the Nile river. Also, wind energy is the fastest growing source of electricity in today's society. Finally, a single wind turbine can produce enough energy to power 500 houses. Win power is a great investment for the world. There are many pros and cons of wind energy. Some…

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    types of renewable energy sources in the world. We can run the world forever off of these energy sources, until something catastrophic happens to the planet. There can be a plethora of similarities and differences between the types of energy. So I am going to break down solar energy and wind energy. The most obvious and simple similarity of these two is that they create power, and lots of it. A single solar panel can create a few kilowatts (kW) to over 100. While a single wind turbine can create…

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    and fortune, will diminish. Wind energy is the perfect solution for our next economic boom. Wind is a form of solar energy that is caused by many different attributes of the earth and atmosphere. These attributes include the sun’s uneven heating of the atmosphere, fluctuations in the earth’s surface, and the rotation of the earth. In its simplest terms, wind turbines work the opposite of a fan. A wind turbine is created for the purpose of turning wind energy,…

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    Wind power is one of the fastest growing forms of electricity around the world. The generation of wind energy is clean, cost effective, and sustainable. I believe that harnessing more wind power in the Great Lakes region would be a highly beneficial step towards using more green energy in Toledo and other surrounding areas. Advancing renewable energy is an extremely important environmental issue. The longer we rely primarily on fossil fuels for power, the more greenhouse gases are emitted into…

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