Is Earth Getting Windier at Bob Bruce blog

Is Earth Getting Windier. The study, the first to look at wind. Is the earth getting more windy? This ‘stilling’ could impact wind energy production. According to recent studies and data, there are indications that suggest the earth is indeed. Wind speeds are getting faster worldwide, and that's good news for renewable energy production — at least for now. Extremely strong winds caused by storms have increased even faster, jumping 10 percent over 20 years, according to the new analysis of global satellite data. Researchers at the australian national university in canberra measured global wind speeds across the oceans using data from seven satellites from 1985 to 2008. A new study led by princeton university researchers found that from 1978 to 2010 wind speeds decreased. As carbon dioxide levels rise and the earth’s poles warm, researchers are predicting a decline in the planet’s wind speeds. The world is getting windier and waves are getting are getting higher, a new study has discovered. Research indicates that the world is indeed getting windier, with a slow but steady increase in top wind speeds across the oceans.

Wind speeds are getting faster worldwide, and that's good news for renewable energy production — at least for now. Is the earth getting more windy? The world is getting windier and waves are getting are getting higher, a new study has discovered. According to recent studies and data, there are indications that suggest the earth is indeed. Extremely strong winds caused by storms have increased even faster, jumping 10 percent over 20 years, according to the new analysis of global satellite data. A new study led by princeton university researchers found that from 1978 to 2010 wind speeds decreased. The study, the first to look at wind. Research indicates that the world is indeed getting windier, with a slow but steady increase in top wind speeds across the oceans. As carbon dioxide levels rise and the earth’s poles warm, researchers are predicting a decline in the planet’s wind speeds. Researchers at the australian national university in canberra measured global wind speeds across the oceans using data from seven satellites from 1985 to 2008.

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Is Earth Getting Windier Is the earth getting more windy? According to recent studies and data, there are indications that suggest the earth is indeed. Research indicates that the world is indeed getting windier, with a slow but steady increase in top wind speeds across the oceans. The study, the first to look at wind. Researchers at the australian national university in canberra measured global wind speeds across the oceans using data from seven satellites from 1985 to 2008. As carbon dioxide levels rise and the earth’s poles warm, researchers are predicting a decline in the planet’s wind speeds. A new study led by princeton university researchers found that from 1978 to 2010 wind speeds decreased. Extremely strong winds caused by storms have increased even faster, jumping 10 percent over 20 years, according to the new analysis of global satellite data. This ‘stilling’ could impact wind energy production. Wind speeds are getting faster worldwide, and that's good news for renewable energy production — at least for now. Is the earth getting more windy? The world is getting windier and waves are getting are getting higher, a new study has discovered.