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I'd have thought amounts of energy involved are so vanishingly small compared to atmospheric wind in general that it makes no difference.
by alexholehouse 14y ago
I'd have thought amounts of energy involved are so vanishingly small compared to atmospheric wind in general that it makes no difference.
- jarek 14y agoA while ago we thought the same thing about greenhouse gas emissions or human activity raising global atmospheric temperatures. I like wind power, but that's not a very strong argument without numbers.
- alexholehouse 14y agoNo you're right (and nice comparison) - I just wanted to trigger conversation because someone had downvoted the question, which I thought was pretty unfair. I just didn't/don't have time to do any actual research to get hard numbers.