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	<title>Comments on: Obama’s “Green Jobs” mean another kind of “Green” for the Unions</title>
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		<title>By: DerKrieger</title>
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		<description>I&#039;m an engineer so the other day I did some research and number crunching to determine just how many wind turbines and how much land would be required to match the output of a single US nuclear power plant. I chose the Palo Verde nuclear generating station in the desert outside Phoenix because it is the largest one in the country generating 3.2 GW from its three reactors.
Using GE&#039;s largest wind turbine, a 3.6 MW behemoth I determined that it would take ~ 8,000 wind turbines covering ~500 square miles, or a square 22.5 miles on a side.
Wind energy may not create much energy but it will create a lot of jobs and money for wind turbine manufacturers.

I&#039;m happy to share my calculations and data with anyone interested.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m an engineer so the other day I did some research and number crunching to determine just how many wind turbines and how much land would be required to match the output of a single US nuclear power plant. I chose the Palo Verde nuclear generating station in the desert outside Phoenix because it is the largest one in the country generating 3.2 GW from its three reactors.<br />
Using GE&#8217;s largest wind turbine, a 3.6 MW behemoth I determined that it would take ~ 8,000 wind turbines covering ~500 square miles, or a square 22.5 miles on a side.<br />
Wind energy may not create much energy but it will create a lot of jobs and money for wind turbine manufacturers.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m happy to share my calculations and data with anyone interested.</p>
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