admin Are injuries from wind turbines common?
No. Wind turbine collapses or blade failures are extremely uncommon, and wind power causes far fewer deaths than fossil fuels.
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Does solar energy need subsidies to compete with fossil fuels?
No. Unsubsidized utility-scale solar is now generally cheaper than building fossil fuel power plants.