A Survey of Green Energy Technology and Policy

With many current scientific studies pointing to global warming and climate changes caused by greenhouse gases, there is an ever increasing societal push for renewable environmentally friendly green technologies to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions resulting from fossil fuel consumption. Governme...

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Main Authors: McLauchlan, Lifford, Mehrubeoglu, Mehrube
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Renewable energy resources
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Wind energy
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