The documentary is for the US but i think it could be Europe as well.

It's so depressing to see all this brand new housing in apartment buildings in car-centric streets.

hahah that is true. The document I was reading is anything but anarchist as well.

Like this local knowledge should be one step of policy and also of some science. But now many policies and strategies are tested/modelled/explored by scientists and we should be giving some fundamental idea of what could be discussed in local policymaking and what is not possible, right?

Yo no entiendo de cronobiología pero en el Mediterráneo solo hay temperatura agradable (fresquito) muy temprano por la mañana en verano, y es justo donde más raro quedaría el horario de invierno de amanecer en verano. Ahora mismo es lo único que me preocupa de todo este tinglado y no se habla

Transparency in turbine composition is still a challenge due to the opacity of industry, but WindTrace offers a flexible, open approach to have informed estimates to bills of materials and life cycle impacts.

We compared WindTrace to Ecoinvent, ran sensitivity analyses, and explored how different design choices affect climate change impacts per MW and kWh.

In this new paper, we present WindTrace: a parametric Life Cycle Inventory model for onshore wind turbines built in Brightway, led by Miquel Sierra Montoya (@icta-uab.bsky.social). It estimates bills of materials and environmental impacts based on turbine and farm parameters.
doi.org/10.1111/jiec...

(clarification: I've known about this since I started working with value added, but this sounds like accounting engineering to ensure GDP growth)

Here the summary of the seminar:
www.uab.cat/web/sala-de-...

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