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if anyone knows any details concerning the costs/financing parts of wind power, that would be great

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Open Question: wind power costs/financing?

My island has beautiful scenery, and is solar powered, wind powered and there are no cars, factories, or motor boats.

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Open Question: I'm creating an island for world geography and we need a motto for it. My island is completely green.?

1. The ________works with the Environmental Protection Agency to enforce marine biology regulations along the coast and in the Great Lakes channels.

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Open Question: Environmental Science plz help me out?

What is the rate for windpower in cents per kilowatt hour? One source say's $.10 per kWh and another says < $0.01 per kWh.

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Open Question: What is the cost of wind power?

benefits

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Open Question: benefits of wind power?

1. The ________works with the Environmental Protection Agency to enforce marine biology regulations along the coast and in the Great Lakes channels

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Open Question: i NEED HELP PLEASE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE?

I hope I'm not being too cynical, but didn't Obama promise that "the earth will begin to cool, and electric cars and wind power will prevail" during the campaign? Last time I checked, the unemployment rate is still ticking upwards, every car on the road runs on gasoline, there's been no progress on global warming nor immigration reform, he's done nothing for the gay-rights community nor for women's reproductive rights, and I don't see any "post-partisan era". Is there ANY way there can be a different Democratic candidate in 2012

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Open Question: It's been more than 5 months since Obama got elected, where's the "change"?

i have to do this stupid project on energy sources and i chose wind power!

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Open Question: What was the first country to have wind power energy sourse?

I'm making a wind powered generator for a physics project at school - the magnets are going to be rotated near magnet wires,so that they induce a current and generate electricity So,I'm wondering, is there a sort of magnet strength I should use at minimum? I'm looking at 6lbs/3000g of pull force to about 9lbs/3000 g (these aren't the exact numbers, but I'm looking at a range of magnets here) I'd be happy with a voltage of 1 to 4 V,and at least some amount of current (amp)

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How much does a 30m tall wind turbine cost?

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Open Question: Wind Power Help - Geography at GCSE?