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Wind Turbines - Do you need one at home?
Clipped to the Drawing Board by Susan Decker
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 Some people tend to generate more wind than others - this could be an advantage

They're springing up on rooftops across the country and are becoming the standard bearer of those determined to generate their own electricity. But do wind-turbines - on sale in DIY stories for as little as £1,500 and with claims that they can save 30% on electricity bills - actually work?

 

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