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US wind farms face lack of fuel http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1244726626
The great gusting winds of the Midwest may be dying, and with them hope for America's most promising source of green energy, according to a new report.
A study to be published in August in the Journal of Geophysical Research suggests average and peak winds may have been slowing across the Midwest and eastern states since 1973. The findings are preliminary, but measurements by wind towers raise the possibility of yet another side effect of global warming.... Areas of the Midwest have seen a 10 percent drop in wind speed over the decade. Some places have seen a jump in days where there was none at all. Takle said climate modelling suggested a further 10 percent dip may occur over the next 40 years.
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