What Is the Future of Wind Power?

From the Series The Future of Renewable Energy
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$37.95

The use of wind power is expanding rapidly around the world, and the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions estimates that it could account for as much as 35 percent of global electricity production by 2035. Through a narrative-driven pro/con format--supported by relevant facts, quotes, anecdotes, and full-color illustrations--this title examines the future of wind power. Topics include: Is Wind Power Affordable? How Does Wind Power Impact the Environment? Can Wind Power Ever Replace Fossil Fuels? and Should Government Play a Role in Developing Wind Power?

Interest Level Grade 2 - Grade 12
Reading Level Grade 7
Genre Nonfiction
Publisher ReferencePoint Press
Series The Future of Renewable Energy
Language English
ISBN 9781601522818B
Title Format Print + Ebook
Release Date 2012-08-01
Dewey 333.9
 

Library Media Connection

This is a useful reference series for students who need current information about the pros and cons of renewable energy. Each book includes an overview of the energy source, as well as arguments related to four key issues. Chapters include clearly written discussions on the fuel’s affordability, impact on the environment, and potential for replacing fossil fuels. Explanations, statistics, and arguments represent both sides of the issues. High quality color graphs, charts, and illustrations support the textual information. Sections at the end of each book summarize key facts and list source notes, related organizations, websites, and resources. This series offers succinct, balanced, and authoritative information for students preparing research papers and debates. Index. Virginia Stone, Assistant Librarian, St. Christopher’s School, Richmond, Virginia

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