Congarts! Very nice pod!

Jolly good. Brilliant!

Jolly good. Brilliant!

Good issue, strong visuals and nice variety of shots. I liked the builing phase, and the reaction by the community.
Just imagine all the other alternatives just waiting...red tape

The sound could have been a bit better, but I thought it was very informative. Good Job.

Pretty high numbers for the percent of Britain's total energy needs. 20% would take a substantial bite out greenhouse emissions for them.

Solutions will obviously have to come from a variety of technologies, applied in a variety of creative ways. The story today (link
, also from Britain, regarding a possible mitigation for existing power plants exemplifies the type of thinking we'll have to engage in.

Think of the power it would produce in a hurricane! WHEW!!

Good Job

Concrete application of this alternative fuel: one turbine for 1000 homes. The viewer is able to understand the impact of such an implementation.

Well done! Thanks for spreading the word, the world needs more stories like. GL

A much needed view of these "green" machines.
How about cost comparison to other energy production and the Iraq debacle...

Very informative.

Well done, I wish our leaders would embrace this type if energy.

well done

I would like to see the day when all petroleum products become extinct, and the become clear and fresh,

prety good just needs a bit more polish, not comfortable with the music used

Very informative. Most people are unaware of the characteristics of these machines - good information!

excellent presentation, relevent topic, informative,
short and to the point, covered the basics, didn't bore with too many details, made user curious to look further into the subject
(I love to listen to British accent)

Glad to alternatives to oil consumption.

Intresting

A good promotional piece but would like to have heard more on costs compared to other forms of energy and environmental effects. Maybe that could be convered in a follow up video. They appear to be a good alternative.

There are many wind turbines along the west coast of Japan - I've never heard that people are negative about them, their placement or their 'noise'. These machines work and work well; they are a viable power alternate and s/b located everywhere.

I would have liked a dissenting opinion on the placement of the turbines. While I'm supportive of the turbines, I'm sure there might be some in opposition.

This is very informative, my wife and i were unaware of how much energy a wind turbine could produce, why arent these things all over the U.S. and on every mountain top???

Hard to hear it. A bit clearer on the sound and talk.
Liked it otherwise, keep up the good work.

It was remarkable to me to see how many homes can be powered by this one wind machine...We have so many smaller ones cluttering up spaces here in the US...that I must assume don't produce nearly as much electricity as this design does...plus...not having the gear noise to boot.

This topic needs a lot more positive coverage and this does the trick.

Would love to know more about the process to get the turbines put in their community. What are costs? Nice to know how many homes but what is ROI on this and who flips the bill? That info would top this pod!

Great topic!

I love this and wish there were more solar and wind video's like this to promote being enviromentally responsible!

this is an ok pod, but i really dont understand how it can be #1 with this few votes? WHO DESIGNED THE cURRENT VOTINF SYSTEM, GEORGE BUSH??

this is great.
more people need to know about renewable energy, more of the world need to think in this perspective.
keep it up

Congratulations on making it to #1

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The world needs to know more about "going green" and how others are doing it.

i like this pod. informative and why arent all cities getting a wind turbines? save the planet. and why dont we paint it a nice cool color?

Very informative, we need some in Chicago..

Great pod, very informative.

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necessary, still too many people complain but general acceptance's gettin better

great topic!! I love this technology!! I would fix the jump cuts in a creative way- white flash, etc- or BROLL of the turbine. Great work!

great info! Let's tell the world.

I enjoy watching things that I'd never thought I'd enjoy watching. Like this very interesting and informative. keep up the good work.

The sound was a bit muddy, but not so bad that I couldn't understand 95% of it. Good video production, really nice aesthetic sense, both visually and musically.

clasic job. ready for the curretv format broadcastGL

GL, that's great, love the subject, well shot and eye opening.

this is good stuff!

Excellent!

GL!
Well done.

Interesting

...six wind energy machines for 9,000 homes, why not?

Nice.

excellent topic with excellentcoverage

GL. !! Love the sped up effect, then again, I was a bad speed freak. Sober now, tho!
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i agree with the pod, it would be great to get a few cities and do experiments on different resources in testing to see which works but what cities are ready to take action now to save others later

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Many thanks,
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Here in the Southwest U.S. you always see those giant turbines from a distance, but you never have a clue just how big they really are. Very cool pod!

Hey fellow eco-geak! This is great..wind power is totally turbular! :)

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Nice!

I already GL'd this a while back.
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nice work

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The only thing you might consider adding is a critique, such as the cost of the turbines, how much more turbine energy is than other enery per kilowatt hour, etc.

great video

Good video

It's a great idea, but I have to admit the video seems to be lacking. The humming by the wind generator really ruins the shots from the interviewer's angle. I would gl if it didn't just seem like a bad attempt to puff piece some really important stuff. Do some work to it and add some critic and I might reconsider.

it is surprising to see 14% of red light for such an important and good made pod. france is covered by nuclear plants and we are very afraid of an accident.
you have my GL.
yet i think you could also add some critic about wind turbines...

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Its good to see wind turbines in the press... this video is boring. walking shots, boring! who cares if your going to walk up to the top, boring! to much host and not enough characters....

Rich

Awesome, I love pods about alternative energy. Green Light!!!!
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Thank you for sharing... We have tons of turbines here in Palm Springs, but you still taught me a few things about them. I could learn a few things from you. Please, please, take just a moment to return your input on my own CAN ART video. I would personally love your consent for TV.

Fascinating. I had no idea how wind turbines worked. And contrary to what some people think, I think they are quite beautiful monsters...not too much of a scar on the landscape. Not sure if Current will air something already pre-fonted, but maybe...good luck getting on air.

needed information!

Professionally done. The sound quality wasn't great though while the interviewer was up by the turbine.

Now if we could just attach them to our houses .... Nice Job! Hope to see it on TV soon.

awesome.. everyone should watch this...GL

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i absolutely love it! GL!

this is an important message. i was glad to hear the number of homes that are powered by the turbine. one question i was left with was-- what is the cost of the turbine?

stylistically, it was well done in the traditional lecture newscast kind of way, the music a wonderful complement, and the person on the street interviews added an good dimension. clearly, there is no tension here, as everyone is in agreement.

e x c e l l e n t presentation with lots of appeal & stellar editing. thanks

This video did a "golly good" job at describing wind energy, and its positive effects on small towns who want to cut their dependence on fossil fuels, and the girl is really cute.

This is very Informative, relevent and interesting.
Nice piece.

Very informative, persuasive, and well done! GL!

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Thanks for this great POD.

Wind is a big deal and a big part of the international solution to solve our Global Warming crisis, so this POD is very timely.

Who needs Nukes when you can use the Wind??

Newconsumer:

I share your compassion for our earth, it would be nice to see more turbines all over our planet.

I just uploaded a new pod on this topic would you give your comments please?...name B-Green.

Thanks
Ron.C (Zan)

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great job, good interviews, just the right amount of facts, and it isn't dull either, it manages to be very entertaining actually. hope it makes it on air.
GL

i always thought they were tiny things.. i didnt know you could climb one..
the girl a cutie btw.. ;-)

I wish American's were that supportive of alternative energy.
Kevin- Yosemite, CA

yeah, well done and interesting
GL

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That's awesome. This pod is totally entertaining. Wind turbines could be valuable as tourism as well as energy maybe.

Great pod I hope to see it on current soon.

Zan

great pod! totally original....i didn't even know you could climb up into the wind turbine. great insight into something that i don't feel much is known about to the common man and woman. Super informative and interesting. GL from kendallfresh.

i didnt realize they were so big!!!!! great job! GL!!

New Consumer.tv mmmm..... not convinced we want a green version of Channel 4 thanks. Access to the people not to the new interpreters

i want one in my backyard!

This is Great to see! Europe is far ahead of USA in sustainable inergies. Wind and Solar are by far the best options we have. This subject is very close to my heart and I am thrilled to get a look at this wind trubine project! EXCELLENT! Green light! PLease check out my pod on solar energy called "Doing My Part/Solar Energy"

I love this pod! Great subject and well executed. You have my GL.

My only thought is that this is Current TV, not new consumer TV. You may get a hassle for embedding your own trademark so deeply into the content, including the narration itself.

Current loves things that do that with their own name but I don't know how keen they are to have some other TV logo mixed in with theirs.

The edited footage of the construction of the wind turbine was fascinating. My boyfriend recently bought a book on the power of wind and I was blown away by the finished construction of the Dubai building was a very interesting story that I highly reccomend checking out. Keep the momentum with this! I think it is great to continue to authenticate the use of green energy sources and how successful that are in industry. Dont stop your work, it is important and will remain so for all use viewers!

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Very informative video, shows how just a small amount of turbines can power almost a whole area, and drags in the public aspect aswell - the local communities opinions, and as you have demonstrated well here, there is hardly anyone opposed to turbines. They are relatively quiet, pollution-free, and efficient, plus they don't look any more as bad on the landscape as some jack towers pumping out clouds of smoke 24/7, if anything they look far more pleasant.

Very well done - Green Light'd from me.

This was up to date, Good interesting subject . I liked the view from the top.

sounds good...