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One of the fastest growing segments of the power sector, wind generation capacity is expected to more than double between 2006 and 2011 worldwide






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Are you familiar with wind power as an alternative energy source?

  >Yes

    No

Which of the following do you consider renewable energy? Choose all that apply

  >Biofuels

    Biomass

  >Geothermal

    Hydro power

    Nuclear Power

  >Solar power

  >Tidal power

  >Wave power

  >Wind power

Wind produces about 1% of world-wide electricity use ... however, it accounts for approximately 19% of electricity production in Denmark, 9% in Spain and Portugal, and 6% in Germany and the Republic of Ireland.

For your country, are you in favor of continued development of the technology and distribution of wind power as an alternative to non-renewable energy sources?

Not at all
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
Very much

If a company wanted to install a wind turbine in your backyard, would you welcome it or reject it?

  >Welcome it

    Reject it

Regardless of your answer above, please explain your choice.

If it helps conserve energy then why not

Danger to birds is often the main complaint against the installation of a wind turbine. It is estimated that one bird per tubine is killed per year. What do you think about this?

    One bird is worth it

    A few birds are worth it

    Depends on the type of bird

    Cost is too high

  >Need to develop a bird warning mechanism

What do you think about how the wind turbines look?

Ugly
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
Beautiful


Nova Joy Salas asked:

Why not do something to prevent birds from coming thru wind turbine's direction?

yes

jinky gongob asked:

is wind turbine cost too much?

    yes

  >no

Nicole Pallante asked:

Why do you think the united states hasn't picked up on this or any other natural sources beyond the ones which are indeed limited?

Winds are very strong and efficient

tra creighton asked:

Wind only works well in certain places. What about the other options?

waves

sigroid75 asked:

Do you have wind turbine at home already?

no

mary joy reglos asked:

What other power source is useful when windmill stops?

solar

ailene ramos asked:

what kind of energy you feel better?

solar

dharlz asked:

what should we do to save energy and money at the same time?

conserve electricity

Robert McInnis asked:

If you were able to pay a premium today for wind powered electricity - would you?

  >Yes

    No

    Unsure

Nancy Janiola asked:

will you allow wind turbine to be installed in your backyard?

sure

Neena K asked:

Do you use wind power as an electricity source?

    Yes

  >No

Cynthia Heyman asked:

Do you recycle to help with energy conservation?

  >Yes

    Sometimes

    No

    I Don't Know

Donel Cabatbat asked:

What are the alternative energy sources do you have in your place?

solar

mavic valdez asked:

what if there were a few wind turbine in every town?would it help in preventing pollution?

sure

Joyce A asked:

Have you seen a wind turbine?

  >yes

    no

Edmund Cabatbat asked:

Are you in favor of alternative energy?

yes

Tea Hong Wei asked:

Is the look of a wind turbine important?

  >Yes

    No

Gladdys Cabatbat asked:

Do you approve any form of alternative source of energy?

yes

KALLI LOPES asked:

you use hydroenergy

  >yes

    no

lady influence asked:

Is it okay to place wind turbines near residential zones?

  >Yes

    No

modlovecat asked:

Are you familiar with wind power?

  >yes

    no

Tan Dias asked:

Does wind turbine already exist in your community?

  >yes

    no

nancy yang asked:

Are you familiar with wind power working principle?

  >Yes

    NO

    I don't know

christine asked:

Would you sacrifies the birds?

yes

jiju asked:

A wind turbine should be properly located ?

  >Yes

    No



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