A study released on 10/14/04 by the Renewable Energy Policy Project finds that thousands of jobs could be created by increasing the number of wind turbine installations across the U.S. and that many of these jobs would be in the states (like Ohio) that have been hit hardest by job loss in the last three years. Read more.
Making Change Weblogs
- Inside REI
Learn what's going on inside REI@Weatherhead, a lead architect of Making Change - Making Change Starting Point
Start here to learn more about Making Change - NEO-19 News
What's changing for the better in the 19 counties of Northeast Ohio - NEO Wind
Wind power news from Northeast Ohio - Creative NEO
News on creative industries in NEO - What's the region?
Explore the different meanings of Northeast Ohio - EDPro Weblog
Find out what other regions and communities are doing to transform their economies
NEO Wind Links
- Danish Wind Energy Association
An excellent site to introduce you to wind power - Utility Wind Interest Group
Wind energy from the utility side of the table - Wind energy for kids
This site provides a good introduction to wind energy - National Wind Coordinating Committee
This group identifies critical issues that slow the development of sustainable wind power systems - American Wind Energy Association
The industry association web site contains a wide range of resources to learn about wind power - Green Energy Ohio: Wind Energy
Wind energy section of the Green Energy Ohio web site - Wind power and economic development
Download a report that assesses the economic development potential of wind power
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