A brief history of wind power | Wind of change | The Economist
March 26, 2009, 2:47am
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Here I collect and aggregate environmental news and information. Feel free to direct me to additional resources by contacting me at: ohlarissa at gmail dot com
Resources:
* ENN
* The Economist
* Policy Library
* NYT: GHGs
* NYT: Air Pollution
* NYT: Solar Energy
* NYT: Oil & Gas
* Dot Earth
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“Last year America ramped up wind-power capacity to 25 gigawatts (GW), overtaking the previous leader, Germany, according to new data from the Global Wind Energy Council. America added 8.4GW of installed power in 2008, more than any other country. China is also investing heavily in wind power, nearly doubling its capacity for the fourth year running. Global capacity grew by 29% last year, the highest annual increase for six years.”
March 21, 2009, 10:57pm
