Wow, this is a really misleading article. It takes a minor problem caused by a technical mistake, and turns it into something that threatens the viability of wi

Wow, this is a really misleading article. It takes a minor problem caused by a technical mistake, and turns it into something that threatens the viability of wind power as we know it. There are known hydraulic fluids that operate fine in Minnesota temperatures. There are wind turbines that currently operate without problems in places colder than Minn. The only problem is that these particular turbines were designed for the California climate and then someone bought them used and moved them to Minnesota without doing a proper feasibility study. This is at most a story about local corporate and/or government incompetence. It has nothing to do with the future of wind power.