Wind Energy is Good for Local Communities:
Landowners can receive significant income from turbines located on their property. This revenue stream provides added security for future generations. Further, a wind farm increases the local tax base, providing more money for schools, hospitals, and roads.

Wind Does Not Require Water:
As water becomes more of a commodity, wind stands as one of the only energy sources that is independent of this strained resource. With irrigation and traditional energy consuming 77% of our clean water, this is going to continue to be a pressing issue.

Wind Promotes National Independence:
At a time when the US needs to curtail its dependence on foreign oil, wind stands as a local energy source that strengthens our national security

Wind is Renewable:
Once the wind farm is constructed, the energy source is free and abundant.

Environmental Benefits:
As the science of climate change is better understood, the one thing that is certain is that we need to generate less CO2. Wind energy generation does not contribute any CO2 to the atmosphere and helps reduce the dependence on traditional fuel sources that continue to emit this green house gas.