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Rooftop wind turbines designed for the home

A new renewable energy resource for the home.

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PLANET PROGRESS - From Grain to Glass: New Belgium Brewing

The combination of People, Planet and Profit is how New Belgium Brewing runs their business. Triple bottom line. New Belgium has taken a stance by saying no to coal, becoming the country’s first brewery to purchase 100 percent of its electricity from wind power.

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How to Make a Wind Powered Yard Light

I live in a pretty windy area and decided this might be a fun little project to throw together. It's pretty simple to do, and could easily be improved to make it more permanent and efficient.

4 star rating 8 reviews

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Skystream 3.7 Wind Turbine by Southwest Windpower

Residential Wind Turbine, Mono Tower Kit.
www.yourgreenamerica.com/id107.html

Four Winds Healthy Home Carpet and Air Duct Cleaning

5 star rating 3 reviews

E Thomas Rd
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
480-614-1659

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Four Winds Healthy Home Carpet and Air Duct Cleaning

Eco-friendly carpet cleaning, upholstery cleaning, tile & grout cleaning, air duct cleaning, mattress cleaning, & dryer vent cleaning. Utilizing steam extraction powered by truck mounted equipment. Fully insured.
www.healthyhomeaz.com

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Turkish wind energy growing fast with feed-in-tariff in the pipeline

The Turkish Statistical Institute announced that the Turkish economy shrank 13.8% and that the unemployment rate increased to 14.9% in the first quarter.

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World's first zero-emissions hydrogen power plant coming to New Mexico

Energy technology company Jetstream Wind recently announced plans that it will develop the world's first sustainable zero-emissions power plant.

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U.S. Small Turbine Wind Market Soars

Well, blow us away. Despite the economy, wind energy soared in 2008. The U.S. market for small wind turbines (with capacities of 100 kilowatts or less) grew by 78 percent—17.3 megawatts of new capacity—in 2008, according to the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA).