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| − | Wind energy has come a long way from the first wind farms in the hills of California. What was once a small group of forward thinking innovators concerned about domestic energy supply has grown into a worldwide industry delivering sustainable power to meet the needs of millions of people. Wind energy has been the world's fastest growing energy source in the 1990s. While it provides a secure, indigenous, non-polluting power source, wind is adding thousands of jobs to the global economy.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | + | Wind energy has come a long way from the first wind farms in the hills of California. What was once a small group of forward thinking innovators concerned about domestic energy supply has grown into a worldwide industry delivering sustainable power to meet the needs of millions of people. Wind energy has been the world's fastest growing energy source in the 1990s. While it provides a secure, indigenous, non-polluting power source, wind is adding thousands of jobs to the global economy. |
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Revision as of 11:40, 1 January 2017
| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Wind Power: Clean Energy Technology for our Environment and Economy |
| Author(s) | Kent Robertson |
| Keywords | wind power, clean energy, invironment, economy, electricity, wind turbines |
| Published | 1999 |
| Journal | None |
| Pages | 141-145 |
Abstract
Wind energy has come a long way from the first wind farms in the hills of California. What was once a small group of forward thinking innovators concerned about domestic energy supply has grown into a worldwide industry delivering sustainable power to meet the needs of millions of people. Wind energy has been the world's fastest growing energy source in the 1990s. While it provides a secure, indigenous, non-polluting power source, wind is adding thousands of jobs to the global economy.
