wocowboy

Bet the oil & gas or coal industry paid for this research since they are the main providers of fuel for power generation around the world. They have to find something the environmentalists will latch onto in order to keep the wind farms from taking over any more power generation capacity. Just exactly how something that is “reactive” to wind can have a “proactive” effect on temperature just seems to be more than a little fishy to me. Wind turbines react to air flow passing through them instead of actively churning up the air. This also happens mainly in the daytime since wind dies off at night when daytime heating goes away. I wouldn’t take this research to the bank.