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frez [133]
1 year ago
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Explain the importance of wind energy to Oklahoma. What are wind energy's limitations?

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Blababa [14]1 year ago
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Oklahoma needed a lift to its economy, and wind power has provided it.

<h3>What are the limitations of Wind Energy?</h3>

The Followings are the limitations of wind Energy:

  • Locations that are ideal for wind turbines are few.
  • Creates low-noise.
  • Threaten to the Wildlife.

Thus, the Wind Energy Industry rewards landowners, assessment districts, or organizations financially and creates new jobs this led to a lift in its economy, and wind power has been provided to Oklahoma.

Learn more about Wind Energy here:

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