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At Windpower conference, German company announces that a planned facility in collaboration with National Renewable Energy Lab will contribute to state's green-economy effort.
At Windpower conference, German company announces that a planned facility in collaboration with National Renewable Energy Lab will contribute to state's green-economy effort.
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Now can we stop this lunacy of worrying about climate change and get on with the business of creating wealth and increasing the standards of living for people worldwide? Or do we need to continue to show how this climate change hysteria was a complete farce.
No big deal though, must of this lunacy will stop once the facts about warming and CO2 are revealed to the people of this world. Here's a start.
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Look at the graph.
Hard to explain how we are now cooler than we were 25 years ago and CO2 causes warming.
Now can we stop this lunacy of worrying about climate change and get on with the business of creating wealth and increasing the standards of living for people worldwide? Or do we need to continue to show how this climate change hysteria was a complete farce.
Your points about Global Warming are well taken IMO. I put in turbines because theyt are a great investment. They make cheap power and anyone can have one. Can anyone put a nuclear plant, a cole plant, a hydro dam, in their backyard. Wind is almost everywhere! I sell turbines to power a home that cost less than most people will pay for a car!
Read about these wind farms, first ones in Texas, power flows daily for years and years, equipment paid for itself. There's no problem with this, that's why Texas has now deployed twice what California has. This is no fad, this was succeeding BEFORE any global warming hysteria and should not be lumped with all that...
http://windenergy7.com/turbines/?tag=culberson-county-wind-farm
- by Joe1327a February 24, 2009 2:34 PM PST
- I was in Pittsburgh in November for an invention contest; needless to say I was impressed with one of the inventions which will be the next generation of wind turbine generators. If I am quoting this correctly the generator design allow the capture of up to 60% more energy from the wind in a single unit. The ramifications of this design are impressive. The physical prototype was the size of the medium size electric motor, though the inventor ?John Kelley? has plans to build his generator design on a large scale with appropriate funding and have it released to the market with in five years. This is a guy to watch!! His investor presentation video can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXub1j7Q2Is
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