@rohanpaul_ai: That’s a lot of turbines in one view. In China, a passenger on a flight filmed this extensive grid of wind turbines acr…
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A passenger on a flight filmed a vast grid of wind turbines across desert terrain near Dunhuang Airport in China, showcasing extensive renewable energy infrastructure.
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That’s a lot of turbines in one view.
In China, a passenger on a flight filmed this extensive grid of wind turbines across desert terrain near Dunhuang Airport in Gansu province https://t.co/vqwdkIZ4wA
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