#powerofwind

¡La Fruta VENTISCA en Blox Fruits te da el control de las tormentas de nieve y el viento helado para destruir a tus enemigos con poderosas ráfagas congelantes! ❄️😱 En este gameplay, te muestro cómo aprovechar el poder de la ventisca para dominar el campo de batalla y dejar a tus rivales congelados. 🎮💥

💡 Lo que aprenderás en este video:

Consigue la Fruta VENTISCA: Te enseño cómo obtenerla y cómo desatar sus tormentas heladas. 🍊

Habilidades y ataques: Desde ráfagas congelantes hasta ataques de viento gélido que te harán temer. ❄️💥

Consejos para PvP: Cómo usar la Fruta VENTISCA para congelar a tus enemigos y mantener el control en las batallas. 💥

¿Es buena para farmeo?: Descubre si la Fruta VENTISCA es ideal para congelar hordas de enemigos y ganar recompensas rápidamente. 💎

¡Mira el video completo aquí 👉

Your students have an opportunity to go hands-on with wind power and learn more about exactly how this renewable resource can continue to power our lives in a sustainable way. All just by entering our #PowerOfWind contest.

The rules are very simple:

Create a short video (minimum of 30 seconds) about the power of wind. Pick any angle on the topic you like.

Share your video on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter or Instagram with the hashtag #PowerOfWind.

What do you know about the power of wind?

Why is wind important?

How has the power of wind affected you or your community?

How much power is in the wind and what would you do if you could harness it?

One grand-prize-winning school will receive a $2,500 energy education grant from Iberdrola Renewables, as well as a free KidWind® Wind Experiment Classroom Pack. Your students will have the chance to design their own wind turbine and experiment with wind power right in their classroom.

Wind has been with us since the very first steps that Homo sapiens have ever taken, and earlier. It has shaped our land, brought leaves down from trees signalling the changing of seasons, has flowered plants and driven the endless belts of weather patterns. In almost all human beliefs of the past, wind has played an important role, and has even been personified as a deity, or spiritual symbol. In today's post-modern world, humans are becoming ever dependent on energy fuelled mostly by non-renewable resources which pollute our global commons and erode the morale of every society and youth alike. As science and technology advance, so do our personal philosophies and consciousness. By being able to devise ways of using a force as great as the wind, one our ancestors would have never dreamed of being able to harness, we are finding solutions to our resource dependency. In Canada, we have an amazing chance to seize this opportunity and lower the amount of pollutants released, and non-renewable resources used. By using wind energy in Canada to increase the amount of renewable energy used, we are not only creating a mindful and more positive public, but we are becoming a nation who values its amazing resources and natural treasures. This action alone can create a renewable resource race, inspiring other nations to invest in this type of clean energy. Not only will the inclusion of wind power create a mindful public, but it will allow Canada to become one of the role-models of a cleaner future. Let’s celebrate our harnessing of wind not only for the good of our next generation, but for the good of our planet which has nurtured us to get us to where we are.

(This was written by Tom Gray and is cross-posted from AWEA's Into the Wind Blog)

Jackson, Mich.-based investor-owned utility Consumers Energy said it will reduce its surcharge to customers for renewable energy from $2.50 to 65 cents a month, a cut of nearly 75 percent. According to detnews.com, the Detroit News website, "The savings stems from the utility updating its renewable energy plan, a plan that lowers costs because of changing economic conditions, wind turbine technology improvements and other factors."

The reduction, which has been approved by the Michigan Public Service Commission, will save the average household $22 per year, or $54 million annually for Consumers' total customer base, and would seem to be another indication that wind power costs are coming down. The updated plan, the utility said, maintains its commitment to have 10 percent of the electricity it provides to customers by 2015 come from Michigan renewable sources, as required by the state's energy reform law.  About 5 percent of the electricity supplied to its customers today comes from renewable sources.