Wind

Pick Up the Pace

Dec 22 2015 | IN Wind | REVIEWED BY Stu Campana

Lester Brown explores the enormous strides and advancements of renewable energy around the world.

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Redirecting Anti-Wind Energy

Sep 2013 | IN Night 39.5 | BY Susan Holtz

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Individuals, communities and politicians can turn a debate stalemate into an opportunity for collaboration.

Why I Want a Wind Farm in My Backyard

Jul 29 2014 | IN Wind | BY Stu Campana

New wind turbines designed for remote installation are bound to make some people very happy, but will they undermine the community energy movement?

Ontario's Wind Problem: Accepting the Blame

Apr 11 2014 | IN Wind | BY Stu Campana

Dismissing wind and solar protesters as cartoon villains is a common red herring which distracts from the real origins of Ontario’s renewable energy unrest.

Renewables Aren't Perfect, and That's Okay

Mar 21 2014 | IN Wind | BY Stu Campana

Renewable energy does not need to be the diametric opposite of fossil fuels in order to be a much better solution.

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Battery Horizon

Dec 10 2013 | IN Wind | BY Stu Campana

New energy storage capabilities could help renewables increase in popularity.

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Intro to Renewable Energy

Oct 08 2013 | IN Wind | BY Stu Campana

With energy pressures mounting, it's important to know what the alternatives are.

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Rural Anti-Wind and the Offshore Solution

Jul 11 2013 | IN Wind | BY Dan Beare

As rural Ontarians resist wind turbines, the provincial government needs to find a new way to harness wind power.

The Nocebo Effect: Are Wind Turbine Health Problems Real?

Mar 26 2013 | IN Wind | BY Stu Campana

New evidence suggests negative health effects from wind turbines are caused by anti-wind campaigns themselves.

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How Much Space Do Renewable Energies Need?

Mar 12 2013 | IN Wind | BY Stu Campana

If we’re going to make renewables work, we need to start figuring out where to put them.

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