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Wind power is the nation’s number one source of renewable generation capacity.
A post regarding How Do Wind Turbines Survive Severe Storms? Wind power recently surpassed 82,000 megawatts of total installed capacity, making it the nation’s number one source of renewable generation capacity.
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