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You can test that prediction now. There are rumblings about the damage wind power does to local wildlife, and deeper questions about how large arrays of wind t
by cydonian_monk 16y ago
You can test that prediction now. There are rumblings about the damage wind power does to local wildlife, and deeper questions about how large arrays of wind turbines change weather patterns by drawing too much energy / increasing airflow resistance.
Some (random, via quick Google search) sources:
http://www.livescience.com/7626-wind-farms-change-weather.html http://www.livescience.com/7626-wind-farms-change-weather.ht...
http://www.gardenridge.net/wind-turbines-changing-weather.htm http://www.gardenridge.net/wind-turbines-changing-weather.ht...
- kenjackson 16y agoThey note climate change, but to quote: ""The message here is climate change, but that doesn't equal global warming," Keith said. "It's possible this would have benefits," by working against the atmospheric effects of fossil fuel consumption on global climate, he said. "