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Definitely inspiring monuments to human engineering and the obvious choice for clean, renewable energy. Studies show that wind power will make up >35% of our world's total energy production by ~2050.
It's a complete eye sore and as the narrator said at the beginning of this video there is nothing environmentally friendly about building one of these, just the amount of quality steel that goes into them, steel I make at the mill I work at that is anything but green, I know people will say we have electric arc furnaces and they are starting to develop hydrogen powered blast furnaces,,, good luck, I wish you well but for right now we use coal, iron ore, we love coal at the mill, we burn it till it becomes coke and use that in our blast furnaces coal is the best thing I've ever seen this planet make only way to make steel, good steel is from scratch, raw material and it takes a lot of fossil fuels, I welcome something new but we just haven't got there yet.
@@insectbite1714 I'm sorry, my lies? By the way you proved nothing, because there is nothing to prove. Coal, gas and oil is over. Better to realize it sooner than later
@@Aliaxs just ignore people like INSECT BITE it’s no use talking to them. They wouldn’t change their mind even if the perfect argument is presented to them
@@petergoestohollywood382 too late. I won the argument wind power is already causing mass extinction and the wind farm near my area was canceled thanks to my intelligence.
Does anyone have the carbon footprint one one wind generator? How often do the break down and need replaced? How many caught on fire? How much oil is needed to keep it lubricant?
@Kidreyli I found the thread. I don't know why you didn't just continue there. I reread your four irrelevant points. @Kidreyli you're 10 years old? There are several problems with what you wrote and I will try and keep this as simple as I can. 1) Oxygen is not corrosive as it doesn't produce an alkaline or an acid when dissolved in water. It does cause oxidation of certain materials, such as iron. 2) Carbon Dioxide when dissolved in water produces a mild acid called carbonic acid which is corrosive. It causes the destruction of corral reefs and damages buildings, especially metal, concrete, and cement. 3) Oxygen makes up appropriately 20% of the Earth's atmosphere. Even if we converted all the Carbon Dioxide into Oxygen and stored the Carbon, we would only add less than 1% extra Oxygen to the atmosphere. 4) Trees help cool the local environment by creating shade and via a process called transevaporation. This is the same process as how sweat keeps you cool. They also protect crops and animals from heat stress. 5) Trees help prevent salinization of agricultural fields. Salinization is where an excess of salt ends up in the top soil and prevents crops and grass from growing. When trees are removed the ground water rises to the surface and evaporates, but as it evaporates it leaves the salt it is carrying behind. Whilst this can be dealt with by flooding the fields with fresh water, you have to have an abundance supply of fresh water. It is better to have trees that stop this process from happening. 6) Trees help prevent desertification. They do this by holding soils and moisture in the ground. They also act as a barrier to sand. For example China is planting the "Great Green Wall" you can find videos about it here on TH-cam. Both India and Africa are carrying out similar projects. I hope you find this information helpful. Edited. I'm always confusing carbolic acid with carbonic acid!
@Kidreyli continued, as for your four points. 1) Ecosia funds the planting of Mangrove forest. Those forests protect fish and other aquatic life as well as acting as spawning grounds. 2) Trees provide food for forests dwelling animals including bears and bees. 3) Plastic pollution is a separate issues and can be tackled via different charities. Look at the links I have been posting! This website supports charities ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ that removes ocean plastic pollution...* Please also consider using thenonprofits website. It can also be found as 70 clicks to donate. All the clicks cost you nothing as they use advertising money. They plant trees, protect forests, and help many humanitarian causes. 🙂😘 *They also have links that fund projects that protect turtles, dolphins, whales, coral reefs, and encourage sustainable fishing policies.
@Kidreyli I'm sorry, my intention wasn't to be rude. You'll have to forgive my bluntness. I am aware that carbon monoxide is dangerous, but not particularly relevant to our conversation. Most of the historical sources of carbon monoxide have been dealt with via modern technology.
@Kidreyli oxygen levels have been as high as 30% of the Earth's atmosphere. However, even if we converted all the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere into carbon and oxygen, the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere would increase from approximately 20% to 21% The problem is you're using the wrong words. Oxygen is an oxidizing agent so will "corrode" certain materials. However, that process is called oxidation. Carbon Dioxide is corrosive as it produces carbonic acid when dissolved in water.
What about the landfills and the turbine blades that don't EVER go back to mother earth? They should go back to aluminum so that they can be melted and made into other things or blades again. Nothing can be done to fiberglass blades once they are bad.
They last 20 years, producing clean energy. In the end they'll be chopped up and used road filler for something. Fiberglass is inert. What about everything you own in your house and garage? What happens to all of that stuff?
Look at a Western movie and you'll notice that stage-coach wheels seem to move backwards. That's caused by the 'strobe' effect of seeing the picture change 30 times per second. Sometimes the motion will be 'stopped' completely. It happens a lot in videos, and can't be cured.
They are in the business of producing the most energy at the lowest cost. If better technology comes along at the same or lower price, they will use it.
Ugly, loud, killing birds. My cousin been renovating blades in East Asia. After 2 years at see or at shore, they begin to disintegrate. There is lot of pollution from detached material from the blades ....
The only loud turbines I've ever heard, and I've been up to a LOT of turbines, are the super small ones from the 80s. Even cats and buildings kill more birds than wind turbines.
@@CrappyPastry99 Problem is that wind turbines kill big birds of pray. Cats kill sparrows which have very high population. So it's not about the number of kills, but the quality of kills :D
Question please ,regarding how turbines work As the outer portions of the blades travel really fast , many hundreds of KMH, I’m puzzled as to how the prevailing wind, (possibly only 50 KMH ) can make it spin so fast, or rather how is the fastest travelling portion of the blade actually helping with the turbine, ?? I can’t sort out why it’s not hindering the speed and power production 🥺🤯
It is all about the amount of energy contained in the wind. Looking at the turbine from the front, the blades are designed to capture as much energy as possible from the incoming wind, while the leading edge of the blade is designed to be as aerodynamic as possible.
@@kasperimerandersen3755 thanks, but where my brain hurts thinking about it is how travelling at hundreds of KPH from a breeze of say 50 kPH isn’t a burden on the fan blade ? How can it be beneficial to the process ? 🤯 I know how difficult it is for a car (no matter how aerodynamic) to travel faster than 300 kph the wind resistance increases expadentially the faster you go, and these fan blades (the outer portions) travel over 500 kph. ? 🤯🤯
@@spinnymathingy3149 It is a burden on the wing, but they're built to withstand that, just like, say, an airplane wing which also can travel at high speeds. If the blade was against the wind at the same angle from center to tip, you would be correct; it would not be beneficial due to the difference in wing speed. So they correct for that by making the blade angle more and more shallow as it gets toward the tip. That way, the forward push by the wind is the same all along the blade.
@@spinnymathingy3149 with turbine blades and wings, wing tip vortexes and the drag they induce can be mitigated by careful design of the wing (or blade) section. A high aspect ratio will reduce drag losses and smooth the airflow around the tip of the airfoil.
No u want wind turbines to not be near your house u would rather have them far away so they deforest forests and the construction involves wild untouched trees being destroyed.
Same here, I always feel like I'm living in 2100 when seeing wond farms as for me they are looking super futuristic. Especially compared to those old, dirty, planet destroying coal&gas plants.
@@BertoLaDK yes all people are like that there is NO regard to the enviorment when it comes to making wind turbines they are made from the most polluting materials and placed in the most delicate ecosystems that get deforested for them
Thanks for the excellent video. Considering all that goes into building them and considering how little energy they produce, I cannot imagine that a windmill could be a net positive energy producer unless it operates at max capacity for a million years.
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I do not bother about wind turbines in the landscape. How do make electricity ? Nuclear power is not wished because of nuclear waste. Coal power is not wished because CO2 and air pollution. Wind power is also not wished because everything is not wished. So the people should be more tolerant against wind turbines. A good remedy is to give the people living beside wind turbines some financial share. So they are happy, that they can earn some money with "their wind turbines".
@@insectbite1714 I'd recommend checking your sources again. Even including the construction (and the concrete) of a wind turbine, they only emit 11gCO2e/kwh. Whereas coal emits more than 800gCO2e/kwh and oil far more than 600gCO2/kwh.
Nuclear energy is typically misunderstood as very unfriendly to the environment but the emissions from the cooling towers are just steam. Nuclear power is actually a really good idea and should be used more often. It’s just dangerous.
1:45 in this shot the seabed suction piles that the sturdy steel ropes are attached to are visible. But the suction piles aren't subsequently mentioned, just the sturdy steel ropes. Suction piles aren't the noisy pain in the arse to install that driven piles are but they aren't free to install and they weren't supplied by carbon neutral elves either. Political Statement: the AGW crowd are inherently dishonest. If the AGW crowd were honest and devoted to technical accuracy they would include the CO2 debit that energy sources disingenuously deemed green start life with as well as the CO2 debit to dismantle existing fossil fuel energy plants. But unsurprisingly the AGW crowd like every radical revolution before it draws a huge amount of its support from folks who are profoundly ignorant concerning the system they believe the dismantling of will benefit everyone.
Too much space has been built If 50 pee cent of workforce rendibw home on ant one day of the week. 100 Pee cent overcapacity These big buildings are bling. Destined fir the history books like the big petrol guzzling limousines of the 1970s Tech reduces the need to be in a physical location fur medicine, study, leisure/tv/ work Thus trend will accelerate as vo.ourers become 60x more powerful in the next 10 years Google could have built half the space, and outside prime central London.
@@petergoestohollywood382 There sure is a thick layer of irony on my point, but I truly believe preferring mammals over other organisms is part of the superiority or in group/outgroup complex which also leads to cultural discrimination. We should just be aware of that. And I am not joking about thinking that it is still a great video.
More to do with the fact these breathe air so humans see them at the surface, at least occasionally.... While I'm sure the incredibly loud process of driving monopiles into the sea bed is disruptive for all sea life it has been observed that wind farms off the Scottish coast are actually encouraging all kinds of sea life (much like an artificial reef)
@@jimurrata6785 Fair point, which hints at the availability bias of humans. Yes, though my quick literature research hints that the positive effects are not that clear in general. While there may be spill-over effects to the surrounding, they aren't guaranteed in all locations. There is also the risk of attracting invasive species, which could have net negative effects. More research needed.
@@stefan_popp I don't see how something inert "is going to attract invasive species" ? You're not changing currents, tides, salinity or temperature. You're not bringing or introducing a new species... They would have to get there on their own. Certainly there is no promise of habitat creation. At least there is no chance of a spill or well blow out like sometimes happens with other energy platforms in the ocean. If wind farms create a sanctuary from fishing trawlers or seine netter's I'm all for that.
@@Zippiye0001 yes, yes they are. Coal plant in my area pollutes less than the 29 wind turbines and 2 natural gas power plants. The coal power plant produces more energy than the 29 turbines and 2 natural gas power plants as well.
@@insectbite1714 and if you’re saying coal is a better energy source you’re an idiot, the only energy source that’s going to be usable In the future is renewable energy,, and it will be the only way for us to get energy so we might as well start making the switch
@@jackdompier5082 I am saying coal is better because clean coal and because wind also uses oil to grind engine gears they say oil pollutes but wind pollutes more and coal there is too much of it to run out
@@Engineer9736 exactly he’s saying it for no reason, it’s just some ignorant lonely person trying to argue with people through comments on the internet
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This video was good BUT, the way it was narrated was too fast. It was like speed reading. Yes we heard it all but didn't retain it. SLOW DOWN It's not a race here. You were outrunning the video. MAN
I don’t like wind turbines because they are placed in the countryside and ruin the beautiful view. I have been living in a country home my entire life and there were none when I was born, and now there are 30 that I can see from my back porch. Such an eyesore.
Everyone makes trash but no one wants a landfill by them. Everyone needs electricity but no one wants a power plant by them. Greedy people want all the benefits while pushing the drawbacks on someone else.
@@Holymolycow1776 what I am saying is that wind turbines waste way more space than anything else and they also cause a lot of deforestation where they are built.
@@insectbite1714 what are you talking about. Most turbines in the US are built on farm lands where the are was already "Deforestation". And you can still farm around them. They don't take up much space.
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@@devinmay3038 liar. They make global warming which makes fires which makes co2 and also they deforest trees for wind turbines and they put them in the water which makes methane get emmited a lot.
@@insectbite1714 You obviously don't understand anything about how turbines are made or how they work. 1. Just your statement of "they make global warming" is just nonsensical. Everything contributes to global warming. Some things more than others. Like burning oil, gas or coal just to spin a turbine. When you can get the same outcome with just using the wind itself. 2. Most wind farm that are built (at least in the US) are put up in areas that have already been terraformed or cultivated by agriculture. Agriculture is the biggest contributer (Mainly Beef livestock) to deforestation. So if you actually cared about trees you'd stopped eating beef. 3. I don't know where you get the idea of Methane coming from wind turbines. I think you have some wires crossed upstairs. If you're against Methane leaks, then you should be against using fossil fuels to produce electricity. If you're going to argue against wind power. At least bring some actual facts next time.
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Thank you engineers who are taking on these amazingly complex challenges to save our planet!
Idk why I was thinking about how wind turbines were built at 4:30am but thank you for the extra knowledge 😂
I can peacefully go back to sleep now lol
Same here, except its 2:55 am lol
It's 2:18 am here
It’s 2am and I am on vacation
Thank you for this! Traveled to Germany recently and saw these everywhere, was wondering how do they built them!! So amazing!
I wanted some vertical axis wind turbines too but good all the same
Nope. Coal is better
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Definitely inspiring monuments to human engineering and the obvious choice for clean, renewable energy. Studies show that wind power will make up >35% of our world's total energy production by ~2050.
It's a complete eye sore and as the narrator said at the beginning of this video there is nothing environmentally friendly about building one of these, just the amount of quality steel that goes into them, steel I make at the mill I work at that is anything but green, I know people will say we have electric arc furnaces and they are starting to develop hydrogen powered blast furnaces,,, good luck, I wish you well but for right now we use coal, iron ore, we love coal at the mill, we burn it till it becomes coke and use that in our blast furnaces coal is the best thing I've ever seen this planet make only way to make steel, good steel is from scratch, raw material and it takes a lot of fossil fuels, I welcome something new but we just haven't got there yet.
I love wind turbines. To me they look super futuristic. And most importantly, they have the lowest CO2 emissions per kwh energy produced.
I proved you wrong on a replies section and yet you continue to lie to us all just so unaware people believe your lies? Pathetic!!!!!!!
I agree with INSECT BITE. He really is right about this issue
@@insectbite1714 I'm sorry, my lies? By the way you proved nothing, because there is nothing to prove. Coal, gas and oil is over. Better to realize it sooner than later
@@Aliaxs just ignore people like INSECT BITE it’s no use talking to them. They wouldn’t change their mind even if the perfect argument is presented to them
@@petergoestohollywood382 too late. I won the argument wind power is already causing mass extinction and the wind farm near my area was canceled thanks to my intelligence.
Hello I am from India I see video just at 5 AM
Nice video.
"Subscribe for more high-rolling tech content" LOL that was good 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you. I am incredibly amazed. Wow!
good video
Excellent
I always wondered are these things heavier than 4014
Does anyone have the carbon footprint one one wind generator? How often do the break down and need replaced? How many caught on fire? How much oil is needed to keep it lubricant?
Pretty cool video:)
What remarkable technology! 🤓🙋🏼♀️👍
@Kidreyli refresh my memory as I am not sure what you are referring to.
@Kidreyli I found the thread. I don't know why you didn't just continue there. I reread your four irrelevant points.
@Kidreyli you're 10 years old?
There are several problems with what you wrote and I will try and keep this as simple as I can.
1) Oxygen is not corrosive as it doesn't produce an alkaline or an acid when dissolved in water. It does cause oxidation of certain materials, such as iron.
2) Carbon Dioxide when dissolved in water produces a mild acid called carbonic acid which is corrosive. It causes the destruction of corral reefs and damages buildings, especially metal, concrete, and cement.
3) Oxygen makes up appropriately 20% of the Earth's atmosphere. Even if we converted all the Carbon Dioxide into Oxygen and stored the Carbon, we would only add less than 1% extra Oxygen to the atmosphere.
4) Trees help cool the local environment by creating shade and via a process called transevaporation. This is the same process as how sweat keeps you cool. They also protect crops and animals from heat stress.
5) Trees help prevent salinization of agricultural fields. Salinization is where an excess of salt ends up in the top soil and prevents crops and grass from growing. When trees are removed the ground water rises to the surface and evaporates, but as it evaporates it leaves the salt it is carrying behind. Whilst this can be dealt with by flooding the fields with fresh water, you have to have an abundance supply of fresh water. It is better to have trees that stop this process from happening.
6) Trees help prevent desertification. They do this by holding soils and moisture in the ground. They also act as a barrier to sand. For example China is planting the "Great Green Wall" you can find videos about it here on TH-cam. Both India and Africa are carrying out similar projects.
I hope you find this information helpful.
Edited. I'm always confusing carbolic acid with carbonic acid!
@Kidreyli continued, as for your four points.
1) Ecosia funds the planting of Mangrove forest. Those forests protect fish and other aquatic life as well as acting as spawning grounds.
2) Trees provide food for forests dwelling animals including bears and bees.
3) Plastic pollution is a separate issues and can be tackled via different charities.
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@Kidreyli I'm sorry, my intention wasn't to be rude. You'll have to forgive my bluntness.
I am aware that carbon monoxide is dangerous, but not particularly relevant to our conversation. Most of the historical sources of carbon monoxide have been dealt with via modern technology.
@Kidreyli oxygen levels have been as high as 30% of the Earth's atmosphere. However, even if we converted all the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere into carbon and oxygen, the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere would increase from approximately 20% to 21%
The problem is you're using the wrong words. Oxygen is an oxidizing agent so will "corrode" certain materials. However, that process is called oxidation. Carbon Dioxide is corrosive as it produces carbonic acid when dissolved in water.
What about the landfills and the turbine blades that don't EVER go back to mother earth? They should go back to aluminum so that they can be melted and made into other things or blades again. Nothing can be done to fiberglass blades once they are bad.
They last 20 years, producing clean energy. In the end they'll be chopped up and used road filler for something. Fiberglass is inert. What about everything you own in your house and garage? What happens to all of that stuff?
I will now study the blade!
uhhhh someone might want to tell the wind farm operator that their turbines at 6:18 are spinning backwards!
I know. Wind turbines most of them do not work people get them just because it helps the deep slate get money🍅😳😴😣👍⛎
Look at a Western movie and you'll notice that stage-coach wheels seem to move backwards. That's caused by the 'strobe' effect of seeing the picture change 30 times per second. Sometimes the motion will be 'stopped' completely. It happens a lot in videos, and can't be cured.
They are beautiful! I wish I lived where I could look out my window and see them every day!
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Well you can always start by selling your house tearing it down and putting a windmill there
Fossil fuels at work
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they look like cigarettes, not wind turbines.
so nice
How about a vertical ribbon Turbine
They are in the business of producing the most energy at the lowest cost. If better technology comes along at the same or lower price, they will use it.
Ugly, loud, killing birds. My cousin been renovating blades in East Asia. After 2 years at see or at shore, they begin to disintegrate. There is lot of pollution from detached material from the blades ....
The only loud turbines I've ever heard, and I've been up to a LOT of turbines, are the super small ones from the 80s. Even cats and buildings kill more birds than wind turbines.
@@CrappyPastry99 Problem is that wind turbines kill big birds of pray. Cats kill sparrows which have very high population. So it's not about the number of kills, but the quality of kills :D
@@JoATTech Ahh I see. Good to know! :)
Prefer these than drilling and burning oil
Bravo
Question please ,regarding how turbines work
As the outer portions of the blades travel really fast , many hundreds of KMH, I’m puzzled as to how the prevailing wind, (possibly only 50 KMH ) can make it spin so fast, or rather how is the fastest travelling portion of the blade actually helping with the turbine, ?? I can’t sort out why it’s not hindering the speed and power production 🥺🤯
It is all about the amount of energy contained in the wind. Looking at the turbine from the front, the blades are designed to capture as much energy as possible from the incoming wind, while the leading edge of the blade is designed to be as aerodynamic as possible.
@@kasperimerandersen3755 thanks, but where my brain hurts thinking about it is how travelling at hundreds of KPH from a breeze of say 50 kPH isn’t a burden on the fan blade ? How can it be beneficial to the process ? 🤯
I know how difficult it is for a car (no matter how aerodynamic) to travel faster than 300 kph the wind resistance increases expadentially the faster you go, and these fan blades (the outer portions) travel over 500 kph. ? 🤯🤯
@@spinnymathingy3149 It is a burden on the wing, but they're built to withstand that, just like, say, an airplane wing which also can travel at high speeds.
If the blade was against the wind at the same angle from center to tip, you would be correct; it would not be beneficial due to the difference in wing speed. So they correct for that by making the blade angle more and more shallow as it gets toward the tip. That way, the forward push by the wind is the same all along the blade.
@@pjacobsen1000 thanks for that, 👍
@@spinnymathingy3149 with turbine blades and wings, wing tip vortexes and the drag they induce can be mitigated by careful design of the wing (or blade) section. A high aspect ratio will reduce drag losses and smooth the airflow around the tip of the airfoil.
Are there more permanent pieces of pollution than 600 cubic yards of concrete and steel buried in the ground?
Sure, contaminated drinking water or sea water from oil spills.
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Coal is better
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You totally did not explain how the blades are built.
More importantly, how are they recycled.
Instead of a single gigantic turbine on each tower, why not a large number of small turbines?
Efficiency. Engineers have figured these things out so we don't have to .
I sure do love wind turbines. So happy to live in a country filled with them.
No u want wind turbines to not be near your house u would rather have them far away so they deforest forests and the construction involves wild untouched trees being destroyed.
Same here, I always feel like I'm living in 2100 when seeing wond farms as for me they are looking super futuristic. Especially compared to those old, dirty, planet destroying coal&gas plants.
@@insectbite1714 no
@@Aliaxs liar. in my area they are canceling wind projects and for a good reason.
@@BertoLaDK yes all people are like that there is NO regard to the enviorment when it comes to making wind turbines they are made from the most polluting materials and placed in the most delicate ecosystems that get deforested for them
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Thanks for the excellent video. Considering all that goes into building them and considering how little energy they produce, I cannot imagine that a windmill could be a net positive energy producer unless it operates at max capacity for a million years.
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Coal is better. By a lot
I do not bother about wind turbines in the landscape. How do make electricity ? Nuclear power is not wished because of nuclear waste. Coal power is not wished because CO2 and air pollution. Wind power is also not wished because everything is not wished. So the people should be more tolerant against wind turbines. A good remedy is to give the people living beside wind turbines some financial share. So they are happy, that they can earn some money with "their wind turbines".
Wind turbines are bad for the enviorment as they use up too much concrete.
@@insectbite1714 I'd recommend checking your sources again. Even including the construction (and the concrete) of a wind turbine, they only emit 11gCO2e/kwh. Whereas coal emits more than 800gCO2e/kwh and oil far more than 600gCO2/kwh.
Nuclear energy is typically misunderstood as very unfriendly to the environment but the emissions from the cooling towers are just steam. Nuclear power is actually a really good idea and should be used more often. It’s just dangerous.
miss information. Thet can not conect the windtmil to the gris because ther for need the windturbine testinf fot 100 uurhs
I agree. Also coal is better
1:45 in this shot the seabed suction piles that the sturdy steel ropes are attached to are visible. But the suction piles aren't subsequently mentioned, just the sturdy steel ropes. Suction piles aren't the noisy pain in the arse to install that driven piles are but they aren't free to install and they weren't supplied by carbon neutral elves either.
Political Statement: the AGW crowd are inherently dishonest. If the AGW crowd were honest and devoted to technical accuracy they would include the CO2 debit that energy sources disingenuously deemed green start life with as well as the CO2 debit to dismantle existing fossil fuel energy plants. But unsurprisingly the AGW crowd like every radical revolution before it draws a huge amount of its support from folks who are profoundly ignorant concerning the system they believe the dismantling of will benefit everyone.
UK wind production output 1%..lol. good luck nerds
210db while driving pylons into the sea bed.....no wonder why whales are dying. Should be illegal!!! These damn things are evil!!!
Seventhousandtwohundredandthird..
And the 9th
Coal is clearly better
Too much space has been built
If 50 pee cent of workforce rendibw home on ant one day of the week. 100
Pee cent overcapacity
These big buildings are bling. Destined fir the history books like the big petrol guzzling limousines of the 1970s
Tech reduces the need to be in a physical location fur medicine, study, leisure/tv/ work
Thus trend will accelerate as vo.ourers become 60x more powerful in the next 10 years
Google could have built half the space, and outside prime central London.
"seals and porpoises". Because mammals are all that matter. That's speciesist.
Great video, though!
You’re joking, right?
@@petergoestohollywood382 There sure is a thick layer of irony on my point, but I truly believe preferring mammals over other organisms is part of the superiority or in group/outgroup complex which also leads to cultural discrimination. We should just be aware of that.
And I am not joking about thinking that it is still a great video.
More to do with the fact these breathe air so humans see them at the surface, at least occasionally....
While I'm sure the incredibly loud process of driving monopiles into the sea bed is disruptive for all sea life it has been observed that wind farms off the Scottish coast are actually encouraging all kinds of sea life (much like an artificial reef)
@@jimurrata6785 Fair point, which hints at the availability bias of humans.
Yes, though my quick literature research hints that the positive effects are not that clear in general. While there may be spill-over effects to the surrounding, they aren't guaranteed in all locations. There is also the risk of attracting invasive species, which could have net negative effects. More research needed.
@@stefan_popp I don't see how something inert "is going to attract invasive species" ?
You're not changing currents, tides, salinity or temperature. You're not bringing or introducing a new species...
They would have to get there on their own.
Certainly there is no promise of habitat creation. At least there is no chance of a spill or well blow out like sometimes happens with other energy platforms in the ocean.
If wind farms create a sanctuary from fishing trawlers or seine netter's I'm all for that.
Claiming 8th comment
Coal is better energy source
Coal is better energy source
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0:55 All that polluting concrete used and we call this "green" energy?
Modern turbines offset the c02 needed to manufacture and install them within 0.5-1 year
@@hansagger4519 nope. You can see in the video they deforest trees just to make wind turbines.
@@insectbite1714 so your poor little coal plants are a better choice?
@@Zippiye0001 yes, yes they are. Coal plant in my area pollutes less than the 29 wind turbines and 2 natural gas power plants. The coal power plant produces more energy than the 29 turbines and 2 natural gas power plants as well.
@@insectbite1714 I think you have to redo your homework.
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So?
Bro you were actually 1st
@@championyeti3401 coal is the best energy
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Coal is better
Early gang!
Also 7th comment
@@jackdompier5082 coal is better by a lot ,
@@insectbite1714 what do u even mean
@@insectbite1714 and if you’re saying coal is a better energy source you’re an idiot, the only energy source that’s going to be usable In the future is renewable energy,, and it will be the only way for us to get energy so we might as well start making the switch
@@jackdompier5082 I am saying coal is better because clean coal and because wind also uses oil to grind engine gears they say oil pollutes but wind pollutes more and coal there is too much of it to run out
And also the 10th comment
Coal is better energy source
@@insectbite1714 🤦🏻♂️ you have some sort of obsession in saying that all day
@@Engineer9736 exactly he’s saying it for no reason, it’s just some ignorant lonely person trying to argue with people through comments on the internet
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@@panagiotisbotonakis2349 y??
@@panagiotisbotonakis2349 coal is better energy source for us all.
Poor investment for return on energy
Disagree. All people I know who had the possibility to participate in such a wind turbine, had return on their investments of low volatile >6% p.a.
@@Aliaxs coal is better
@@insectbite1714 Please redo your homework before spamming your misinformed opinion everywhere.
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This video was good BUT, the way it was narrated was too fast. It was like speed reading. Yes we heard it all but didn't retain it. SLOW DOWN It's not a race here. You were outrunning the video. MAN
It's the editing rather than the narration itself. He's edited all the pauses out.
@@carynanderson9252 LOL But I need a pause every now and then to play catch up.
@@VNV67 coal is better
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I don’t like wind turbines because they are placed in the countryside and ruin the beautiful view. I have been living in a country home my entire life and there were none when I was born, and now there are 30 that I can see from my back porch. Such an eyesore.
Everyone makes trash but no one wants a landfill by them. Everyone needs electricity but no one wants a power plant by them. Greedy people want all the benefits while pushing the drawbacks on someone else.
@@Holymolycow1776 what I am saying is that wind turbines waste way more space than anything else and they also cause a lot of deforestation where they are built.
@@insectbite1714 what are you talking about. Most turbines in the US are built on farm lands where the are was already "Deforestation". And you can still farm around them. They don't take up much space.
@@Holymolycow1776 coal is better
Fucking horrible bird blenders.
Ugly and unnecessary. Only place those things offshore.
Coal is better
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Now that's a LOT of pollution in the wind turbine making process!! !!
You can say that about every power plant. The big difference is they don't release co2 emissions after they're built.
@@devinmay3038 liar. They make global warming which makes fires which makes co2 and also they deforest trees for wind turbines and they put them in the water which makes methane get emmited a lot.
@@insectbite1714 You obviously don't understand anything about how turbines are made or how they work.
1. Just your statement of "they make global warming" is just nonsensical. Everything contributes to global warming. Some things more than others. Like burning oil, gas or coal just to spin a turbine. When you can get the same outcome with just using the wind itself.
2. Most wind farm that are built (at least in the US) are put up in areas that have already been terraformed or cultivated by agriculture. Agriculture is the biggest contributer (Mainly Beef livestock) to deforestation. So if you actually cared about trees you'd stopped eating beef.
3. I don't know where you get the idea of Methane coming from wind turbines. I think you have some wires crossed upstairs. If you're against Methane leaks, then you should be against using fossil fuels to produce electricity.
If you're going to argue against wind power. At least bring some actual facts next time.
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@@devinmay3038 stop answering him. He is a troll and wants to make you feel insecure