Vertical axis turbines.

 

This is the way I keep saying we should build our wind turbines, then we wouldn't be burying them as landfill after only 10-20 years. We should also use metal blades that could be recycled.

 



 

These 1000-year-old ancient Persian vertical-axis windmills, standing in the arid landscape of Nashtifan, Iran; are not just relics but are still operational. Crafted from natural materials like wood and reeds, they harness the wind's power to grind grain, a testament to sustainable engineering from a millennium ago.

Their enduring design is a marvel of early technological innovation, reflecting a deep understanding of environment and resourcefulness in using renewable energy long before the industrial age.

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