Gene Takle
By Nathanael Baker on December 21, 2010
Tags: Energy's Ames Laboratory, Ames Laboratory, Gene Takle, U.S. Department of Energy, wind turbines, wind turbines in the environment, wind turbines increasing crop yields, Gene Takle, laser, U.S. Department of Energy
New research from the U.S. Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory points to the possibility that wind turbines placed on or near farmland may actually increase the yields of soybean and corn crops.
By Robert Gluck on July 13, 2009
Tags: United States, 3TIER, climate change, Gene Takle, Indiana University, Jeff Yin, model-based, observation-based, Sara Pryor, wind, wind speeds, Bill Gutowski, energy, Gene Takle, Indiana, Indiana University, Iowa, Iowa State University, Jeff Yin, Ray Arritt, Sara Pryor
Sara Pryor, a professor of atmospheric science at Indiana University Bloomington, led a team of Iowa State University climate researchers to this conclusion: declining wind speeds in parts of the United States could impact more than the wind power industry.
