-
Wind Power
Neil Morris
Library Binding (Smart Apple Media, Sept. 1, 2009)Highlighting the opportunities available in the area of wind power, energy mixing, and resource management, this series uses consistent pro/con features to illustrate the need for thoughtful policy-making and responsible management.
V
-
Wind Power
Nigel Saunders
Paperback (Gareth Stevens Pub Hi-Lo Must reads, July 15, 2007)Can you name a free, clean, and renewable energy source? The answer is blowing in the wind. Discover how the historic windmill has become today's wind turbine and learn about the prospects for wind power in the future.
R
-
Wind Power
Ian Graham
Paperback (Hodder Childrens Book, April 30, 2001)None
V
-
Wind Power
Steve Parker
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub Learning library, Jan. 1, 2004)Discusses the use of wind as power, including the production of power, advantages and disadvantages, and future of wind as a power resource.
Q
-
Wind Power
Julie Richards
Library Binding (Smart Apple Media, Aug. 1, 2003)Describes how wind can be used as a source of power, how it affects the environment, and what the significance of wind power may be in the future.
Q
-
Wind Power
Mike Cross
Library Binding (Franklin Watts, Oct. 1, 1985)Explains and illustrates the concept of wind power, the designs of wind turbines and their applications, wind farms, and specific wind projects around the world
V
-
Wind Power
Diane Gibson
Paperback (Smart Apple Media, Aug. 31, 2004)Book by Gibson, Diane
L
-
Wind Power
Steve Parker
Hardcover (Heinemann Library, March 15, 2002)None
-
Wind Power
Neil Morris
Paperback (Saunders Book Co, Jan. 1, 2010)Highlighting the opportunities available in the area of wind power, energy mixing, and resource management, this series uses consistent pro/con features to illustrate the need for thoughtful policy-making and responsible management.
V
-
Wind Power
Neil Morris
Paperback (Franklin Watts Ltd, April 10, 2008)A detailed look at energy sources, how their power is harnessed and used.
-
Wind Power
Steve Parker
Paperback (Heinemann Educational Books Ltd, April 15, 2003)None
-
Will Power
J W Kelley, Dr. John Meyers
language (BluewaterPress LLC, March 31, 2011)Perched precariously on the eight-foot high wooden window jamb, Billy Power reached awkwardly through the partially opened transom, searching blindly in the darkened room for a handhold. Finding one, he slowly pulled himself through the narrow gap. Several times he grit his teeth; the sharp edges scraped unmercifully against his exposed back. ‘How do I get myself into these situations?’ he wondered as a feeling of doom swept through him like a cold arctic wind. He was too far in to back out now. Hanging only by his fingertips, he let go of his hold and dropped, landing safely. His heart began racing wildly as he moved forward, unable to see clearly in the dimness. An odd movement caught his eye. ‘Did something move?’ he wondered, freezing mid-step, straining to see, but unable to make out anything in this nightmare. Beads of perspiration bulleted their way down his youthful forehead as shadowed images crept into focus. Billy continued slowly into the unknown, questioning if he had seen a movement in the void. A dark shape lay motionless on the bed. Suddenly … bang, bang, bang! The thunderous explosion of a fist pounded repeatedly on the wooden door. Bang, bang, bang! Then silence. --------- Author’s Bio:J.W. Kelley is a retired USAF Colonel, anesthetist and author. He served in the Air Force for 35 years in Europe, Korea, Japan, Iraq and the USA. Originally from Sheridan, WY, Colonel Kelley resides in Colorado Springs, CO with his wife, Beth, also a retired USAF Colonel.Visit the author's website at www.jwkelley.com.