Wind Energy Becoming More Common in Suburbia

Thanks to rising energy prices from traditional sources, wind energy is becoming more utilized in places not associated in the past with its use -- suburbia. Ample tax credits and financial assistance exists to have this exciting new energy source to be installed in homes. Some states are ensuring an easier legal framework for the turbines and generators which supercede restrictive rules by communities and HOAs. The sky is the limit in the future for increased use of wind energy by home owners and communities, and much less expensive and more efficient equipment is sure to continue to increase in numbers resulting in even greater use by consumers wishing to get off the expensive and pollution-ridden electricity grid.

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http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/15/science/earth/15sola.html?ref=environment

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