> One of their findings is that you can get average regional
> perturbations (both positive and negative) of about 0.1 K / TW from
> wind farms.
Thanks for the link, that's pretty comprehensive and much better than
what I've found through googling. My reading of it was that the 0.1
K / TW is a best estimate, but with a pretty wide range of
uncertainty.
Technophile as I am, and as alluded to in my reply to James Annan, if
wind turbines could be used to significantly affect weather, I
wouldn't automatically dismiss that as a negative.
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