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More about Wind Energy's Benefits to the Rural Community
- American
Corn Growers Foundation
Learn more about the Foundations Wealth from the Wind program
athttp://www.acga.org.
Write to the foundation at P.O. Box 18157, Washington, DC 20036; or
call (202) 835-0330.
- Windustry
www.windustry.org
This organization partners with the Institute of Agriculture and Trade
Policy to promote wind educationand outreach. At the organization's
web site, under the section, "About Windustry", you may join the Wind
Farmers Network of America. You may write Windustry at 2105 First
Ave. South, Minneapolis, MN or call 800-946-3640.
- American
Wind Energy Association
AWEA offers information on policies that promote wind energy and provide
benefits to rural communities. Visithttp://www.awea.org;
write to The American Wind Energy Association at 122 C Street NW, Suite
380, Washington, DC 20001; or call 202-383-2500.
- Wind
Energy Resource Atlas
To find out whether you have a strong wind resource in your area, visit
http://rredc.nrel.gov/wind/pubs/atlas/.
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