Wind over Water

Synopsis: Wind power is a multimillion dollar global industry, which is growing at the rate of 40% per year. As the new millennium begins with wind energy emerging as a viable alternative to power supplied by coal and oil, America is faced with the choice to embrace new energy technologies like offshore wind, or to continue our dependency on fossil fuels. For Cape Cod, Massachusetts, the first community in America faced with the prospect of living next door to an offshore wind facility, making this decision has proven to be a challenging and fervently contested endeavour.
Language: English
Country: United States
Year of release: 2004
Subjects: Energy; Environmental science
Keywords: ecology; fossil fuels; wind power; sustainability

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