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The Short Lives of Wind Turbines

Posted on June 16, 2026 by budbromley

Don’t miss the short instructive video embedded in the post above. And the following briefly documents Shell Oil’s recent transition away from its billions of dollars invested in wind energy.https://rclutz.com/2026/06/16/follow-the-money-leaving-wind-farms/

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Today’s discussion with Grok 3 beta AI engine: ICLEI and Henry’s Law

Posted on February 22, 2025 by budbromley

Grok 3 beta February 22, 2025 ICLEI, or Local Governments for Sustainability, gets its funding from a mix of sources that keep its operations humming across its global network of over 2,500 cities and regions. The backbone comes from membership … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: wind energy

The Short Lives of Wind Turbines

Today’s discussion with Grok 3 beta AI engine: ICLEI and Henry’s Law

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