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Feds Give Wind Farms License to Kill Analysis Wind

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Besides receiving federal subsidies and other financial incentives, the wind industry is getting special treatment from the Obama Administration: wind farms are allowed to kill protected bird species. The Associated Press has found that the Obama Administration has never fined …

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The Department of Energy Committed $11 Million Per Job Analysis Wind

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Without much fanfare, the Department of Energy (DOE) recently updated the list of loan guarantee projects on its website. Unlike in 2008, when Barack Obama pledged to create 5 million jobs over 10 years by directing taxpayer funds toward renewable …

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Lunacy from the Journal of Power Sources: Just Build More Renewables Renewables Wind

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A study from the Journal of Power Sources indicated that by 2030 the grid could be powered almost entirely using a mix of wind (both on- and off-shore), solar and grid-scale energy storage, and that this grid would be both …

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FACT CHECK: AWEA Testimony on Wind Subsidies Wind Wind

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American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) Interim CEO Robert Gramlich testified on April 16 before a joint hearing of the House Science Subcommittees on Energy and Oversight. In his testimony, Mr. Gramlich made several misleading claims about the efficiency and …

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IER Senior Fellow Targets Wasteful Wind Subsidies Press Releases Wind

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WASHINGTON D.C. — IER Senior Fellow Robert Michaels will testify at 2:00PM today before a joint hearing of the House Science Subcommittees on Energy and Oversight. Michaels’s testimony will focus on the inefficiency and ineffectiveness of wind energy subsidies. …

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MEDIA ADVISORY: IER’s Michaels to Testify on Wind Welfare Press Releases Wind

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“I have analyzed every existing argument that attempts to link support for renewables to green jobs. In every case I have found the arguments sadly lacking, both in logic and in any measured effects.” – Dr. Robert Michaels

WASHINGTON, D.C.

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