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1. Intermittent Supply: Wind energy depends on wind speed, so it's not constant and reliable.

2. Land and Wildlife Impact: Wind farms require large areas and can disrupt local ecosystems and wildlife habitats.

3. High Initial Costs: Setting up wind turbines and infrastructure can be expensive, although operational costs are low afterward.

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Wind energy is cost effective.
Wind Energy creates jobs.
Wind Energy enables the development of Europe's industry and its competitiveness.

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Wind turbines can be dangerous to wildlife.
Wind turbines can be noisy.
Wind power is limited by location.

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Wind power have high research and installation costs.

Wind power presents a low density and has a rather small efficiency factor of 30% or even lower.

Wind power require a lot of time to research and map the wind potential of large areas in order to identify the favorable spots.

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Wind Energy is a clean fuel source.
Wind Energy is a "domestic" source of energy.
Wind Energy is sustainable.

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Μαργαριτόπουλος Γιάννης 

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Wind power creates good-paying jobs. ...

Wind power is a domestic resource that enables U.S. economic growth. ...

Wind power is a clean and renewable energy source. ...

Wind power benefits local communities. ...

Wind power is cost-effective. ...

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Μαργαριτόπουλος Γιάννης 

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Μαργαριτόπουλος Γιάννης 

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Wind energy is intermittent.

Wind energy causes noise and visual pollution.

Wind turbines have some negative impacts on their surrounding environment

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Wind energy does not produce waste and does not pollute water. Unlike fossil fuels and nuclear power plants, wind power consumes very little water.

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If birds are hit by the spinning wings, they are injured or die.

As it turns, the impeller produces some noise, so it avoids placing wind turbines near villages.

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1. Endless Energy: Wind is always blowing, so we can use it forever.

2. Environmentally Friendly: It doesn't pollute air or water, keeping our planet clean.

3. Creates Jobs, Saves Money: It provides jobs and is cost-effective once set up.

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1. Renewable & Sustainable: Wind energy is infinite and eco-friendly.

2. Low Emissions: Minimal greenhouse gases, reducing pollution.

3. Cost-Effective: Affordable, lowering electricity expenses.

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1. Intermittent Supply: Wind energy relies on wind patterns, leading to inconsistent power generation.

2. Land and Space Requirement: Wind farms need large areas, potentially impacting local ecosystems and communities.

3. Initial High Costs: High setup expenses for wind turbines and infrastructure.

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It is environmentally friendly. Yusuf Ali Ulusal - Tuna İlkokulu

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It is found abundantly and freely in the atmosphere. As long as there is sun, there will be wind. We are sure about this :) ;) Even if there is a decrease or increase in some places due to reasons such as global warming, it will be a continuous source.

It is a renewable and clean energy source. We must value it anyway. I mean , we must reuse it effectively and positively. Pollution-free, environmentally friendly wind energy can produce electricity without producing almost any carbon dioxide. We must care these.

It is environmentally friendly. This is also important. There is little to no risk of depletion (like oil) or price increasing over time. Its cost has reached a level competitive with today's conventional power plants. Maintenance and repair costs are low. Mete Temuçin Karadeniz - TUNA İLKOKULU

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People have been harnessing wind power for centuries using windmills, sails and wind turbines. Wind power; It is a natural, renewable, clean and infinite power and a clean, abundant and sustainable solution to combat global warming. Ömer Ulusal - Tuna İlkokulu

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Before learning about wind energy, we need to know what wind is. Wind is caused by various temperature differences created by sunlight reaching the earth. These different temperatures also cause humidity and pressure levels to change, and the difference in pressure levels causes the air to move. Approximately 2% of the solar energy reaching the Earth is converted into wind energy. After learining this reality ; we must focus on wind energy. Mr. Can Tekgüzel - Tuna İlkokulu - Bayrampaşa

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Y E S ... Asil Ata 4/D Class Tuna İlkokulu

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First of all , wind turbines can be dangerous to flying animals. Many birds and bats die when they hit the propellers, unfortunately.

In terms of remoteness of the location; while this can be an advantage (placing wind turbines in remote areas, away from people), it can also be a disadvantage. We mean, travel and maintenance of turbines increases in cost and takes time. Offshore wind turbines require boats and can be dangerous to manage.

When we calculate the noise concept; some wind turbines tend to produce a lot of noise, which can be unpleasant. Those built close to settlements and in areas with dense animal populations may create negative effects in terms of health and the environment.

Last but not the least , we want to emphasize the safety at Sea, wind turbines can be difficult for boats traveling at night to see, which can lead to collisions. For this reason, strict precautions must be taken for these negative aspects. Celal Aşan - Bayrampaşa - Tuna İlkokulu

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Wind energy is a form of renewable energy that it uses to generate electricity.

This energy source has many advantages:

1. Is sustainable

2. It is renewable

3. It is cheap

4. It has a very low environmental impact

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1. High upfront costs.

2. Noise pollution.

3. Visual impact (being imposing, they could make the natural landscape ugly).

4. Adverse effects on animals (e.g. birds and bats).

5. Dependence on weather conditions (e.g. on mountain ridges)

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