Global Wind Day
Every year on June 15th, Global Wind Day honors the strength and possibilities that wind energy brings. People are also learning more about wind and this essential form of energy.
Have you ever screamed over the wind? Have you ever worried about the wind? Wind ruins a perfectly beautiful day every day. Wind also allows dust and rubble to fly about.. It causes soil erosion, according to another wind complaint, it causes soil erosion. If the wind is too strong, it knocks down trees and causes other types of harm. But the wind can also be a good thing. Many businesses are adopting the wind as an affordable form of energy. Wind energy is generated by wind turbines at these companies.
Wind energy provides the following benefits: According to the department of energy, wind energy provides the following benefits: Wind energy provides the following benefits: According to the department of energy, wind energy provides the following benefits:
- It is one of the most cost-effective energy sources
- Wind energy is not dependent on fossil fuels or coal, making it a renewable energy source
- It is a renewable energy source that will never run out. It is a renewable source of energy that will never run out
Wind energy also provides jobs. Wind turbine service technicians in the United States are the second fastest growing occupation in the United States. These benefits are also available in other nations outside of the United States. Many other nations are also profiting from these benefits. Wind energy producers in the world include China, Germany, India, Spain, United Kingdom, and Brazil. Some of the world's top wind energy producers include China, Germany, India, Spain, United Kingdom, and Brazil.
How to celebrate #globalwindday
Wind energy companies and organisations host a variety of events around the world on this day. These include educational seminars, visits to wind farms, wind turbine demonstrations, and parades... Here are some more ways to participate: Here are some other ways to participate: Here are some other ways to participate:
- Learn more about wind energy's benefits
- With your children, do a science project that helps them learn more about wind
- If it's windy outside, try a kite, play with a pinwheel, or collect leaves
- Use a weather vane or windsock to determine the direction of the wind
- Watch the film The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind..
#GlobalWindDay, share a wind-related picture on social media with #GlobalWindDay.
The global wind day was the first global wind day in history
The first Wind Day was held in 2007 by the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA). In 2009, the EWEA joined forces with the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and made it a worldwide event. WindEurope and the GWEC have coordinated the day jointly for the past two years. The organizations sponsored a photo competition in 2012. People from around the world were encouraged to submit photos that best represented the year's theme. The Wind in Mind" and "Future Wind" are two of the new themes.
