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  • Keeping us cool
  • Helping us breathe
  • Drying our clothes
  • Powering yachts and sailing ships
  • Grinding corn for flour
  • Pumping water
  • Producing energy through electricity turbines
  • Wind can be used for generating electricity using windmills. It is a form of solar energy, because the sun heats the air unevenly around the earth.
  • the purpose of wind is for us humans, animals and plants to survive without wind we all will die .
  • blows.
  • Use it to run wind-powered objects, or to create electricity. For instance, windmills.
  • If there was no wind then there would not be any tornadoes, hurricanes, etc. If there was not any wind then there would not be a jet stream and flights would be longer.
  • They move air from one place to another.
  • Wind doesn't necessarily have a use... it blows. and causes disaster.
  • Wind can become energy or what's called electricity, and wind energy doesn't pollute the Earth, and some scientists say it's very safe, cheap and clean.
  • lots of things
  • entertainment, electricity, travel
  • we use big turbines to make the wind into electricity
  • we use sails on boats to use it for travelling
  • we fly kites for entertainment
  • and much more =]
  • You can use wind by cooling objects
  • winds help electricity to run appliances or other uses
  • wind is usually used rural

blow
to make power, cool people and make electricity
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