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When is wind energy expected to be available to the public?
Wind energy has been available to everyone for decades.
Is wind avalible in medina?
yes wind is available in Medina
Are Anthony Howe wind spinners available for sale?
Yes, Anthony Howe wind spinners are available for sale.
How is wind energy easily renewed?
Wind energy is renewed when the wind starts blowing and the turbines start spinning. since wind energy is renewable you don't have to worry about it running out-as long as the wind blows- so as long as the wind blows, wind energy will always be renewed
Is wind source always available?
Yes unless wind is on Earth
What are the disadvantages of using wind energy and solar energy?
Solar energy is not available when the day is cloudy.Wind energy is not available when wind is not blowing.
How long will the wind energy last?
it will last as long as the wind blows or your mom does....
How long will wind energy be around?
As long as there is an atmosphere and a sun, we will have wind energy.
Are plants and trees renewable?
Yes, but it often takes them a long time to regrow, meaning they are not as renewable and readily available as other resources, such as sunlight or wind.
Which energy source does not run out?
Renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydropower do not run out because they are naturally replenished. As long as the sun shines, the wind blows, and water flows, these energy sources will continue to be available for use.
Is wind power available all the time?
It's available whenever the wind is blowing. That's why the wind "farms" of commercial windmills ... sometimes hundreds of them ... are constructed in extensively researched and carefully selected locations.
How are wind and solar power different from energy sources such as oil and gas?
Oil and gas are non-renewable and produce emissions when burned. Wind and solar power take energy from the wind or sunlight, and will always be available so long as the sun exists. Both have advantages and disadvantages.
