View from the top of one of the approximately 111 offshore windmills in Anholt, Denmark. Site of the country’s largest windfarm, Anholt generates enough electricity to supply 400,000 Danish households. Image courtesy of Ørsted.
View from the top of one of the approximately 111 offshore windmills in Anholt, Denmark. Site of the country’s largest windfarm, Anholt generates enough electricity to supply 400,000 Danish households. Image courtesy of Ørsted.
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Keywords: Tom Steyer, climate change, climate policy, energy, fossil fuels, green economy, renewables, transition
Topics: Climate Change
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