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Christopher Flavin
Many nations are harnessing wind power for their energy needs. In the following viewpoint, Christopher Flavin argues that wind energy could soon become an important energy source throughout the world. Flavin contends that technological improvements stand to make wind power one of the world’s most economical sources for electricity. Although the growth of the wind power industry has slowed in the United States, he maintains, it has emerged and promises to grow in many developing nations. Flavin is a researcher for the Worldwatch Institute, a Washington, D.C., organization that conducts research on global and ecological problems.
As you read, consider the following questions:
1. According to Flavin, how many wind turbines are now in operation?
2. What will drive the demand for wind power in developing nations, according to Flavin?
3. What percentage...
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