  But there are limits that could hold wind back from growing
Source: Harvard University  Comments     Threshold   By
michaelgoggin on 2/27/2013 9:55:32 AM , Rating: 1  For more,
see:  Michael Goggin, American Wind Energy Association  By
scavio on 2/27/2013 11:07:22 AM , Rating: 2 I don't think this
is trolling at all. In fact, if someone has some sort of agenda
but puts it out there in plain sight (as opposed to posing as a
"regular joe"), then I'm pretty cool with it. If he is wrong,
then post why.  By Mint on 2/27/2013 11:08:17 AM , Rating: 3 You
know what? I'm actually glad, because I'd love to debate the
value of wind power with an industry spokesperson.  Inescapable
fact? So what do you do about filling in the gaps when wind
isn't blowing? Don't give me the "interconnected farms" line,
because wind is highly correlated across vast geographic
regions. Take a look at Europe's total wind output spanning
thousands of miles: Even if they had a perfect grid, they'd
still have minimums of <5% capac