Glyndebourne Opera House wants to reduce its carbon dioxide emissions. This is a very worthy aspiration. The opera house has applied for and succeeded in getting permission to put up a 850kW wind turbine the pole of which will be 44m high. It will have three rotor blades having an overall diameter of 52m; the [...]
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