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Very good information Ryan and Alyssa! This really changed my mind about wind energy!!!
sincerey,
Brady
Alyssa you did an awesome job you inspired me to use wind when i get older!
Ryan you did AWESOME too I can’t belive some birds would be stupid enough to fly into a building then a wind turbin!
You guys were totaly wicked!!!!!
Very good slide show kids. I would like to ask a question though: What happens on a non windy day?
Hi Ryan and Alyssa, we thought your slide show was pretty cool. You did a really nice job on research, but we were wondering what fossil fuel was.
Nice job, keep up the good work!
melg and kasb
You guys were so awesome. I’m going to make a windturbine when i’m older. You guys make a great team as friends.
From,
Payton
P.S. You guys changed my mind on wind.
You guys did a great job i even had wind on my research paper wind rocks you did a great job on the research papers too
Alyssa and Ryan,
Thanks for your work presenting this exciting form of really clean renewable energy. During the next two-four years, most industrialized countries will begin a serious transformation to renewable energy and what you show here will help people understand how wind energy is a part of that. You totally rock!!
Chuck
MWV Green Team
Thank you all for taking the time to review our powerpoint. In regard to darv’s question:
On a non windy day, that is when we have to use an alternative energy source. Solar energy would be good for that.