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A Wind Farming Solution By Haydn Dunn
When you hear the word farm, you probably think of rows and rows
of crops ready for harvest, a couple pigs and chickens, and a
man in overalls with a pitchfork, While this imagery would
certainly fit with the traditional description of a farm, it's
certainly not the only farm around
Wind farms harness the wind's energy to generate electricity.
Wind energy actually comes mainly from the sun. When solar
energy heats up the atmosphere, hot air rises while cooler air
swirls down to replace it. This movement results in wind. The
wind is a clean, inexhaustible source of energy. "It's the most
cost-competitive renewable energy source right now. It's even
competitive right now with fossil fuels, given how the price of
oil has risen

But before the first precast electrical
equipment enclosure is purchased, there are hurdles that need to
be cleared, first and foremost with concerned citizens that
don't want their view of the mountains altered. It's
understandable, but sometimes sacrifices must be made if
something is to be gained. People are only just beginning to
understand how cheap and viable wind power can be to supplement
the existing power grid and with unemployment rising, if
something can create new jobs and get people working again, this
has to be a good thing!
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Did you know ?
Human activities are causing some greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, to build up in the atmosphere. Whenever we burn fossil fuels (gasoline, oil, coal or natural gas), more carbon dioxide is emitted to the atmosphere. Forest destruction and agriculture also release greenhouse gases.