From
Tel
Aviv
to
Yokohama,
Boston
to
the
Australian
town
of
Bungendore,
something
is
blowing
in
the
wind.
Around
the
world,
230
events
in
40
countries
are
planned
to
celebrate
Global
Wind
Day
on
15
June,
an
annual
event
where
the
industry
opens
its
doors
to
educate
the
public
about
one
of
the
world’s
fastest-growing
—
but
poorly
understood
—
renewables
technologies.
Unlike
solar
power,
which
sits
on
people’s
roofs,
wind
power
is
mostly
large,
remote
and
industrial
in
scale.
Kite-flying
demonstrations,
abseiling
from
turbine
towers,
photo
exhibits,
pop
concerts,
colouring…
