37. Agressive pace- agresiivne tempo /kiire 38. Agricultural techniques- põllumajanduslikud tehnikad 39. Airiness-õhulisus 40. Ambience-väliskeskkond 41. Ambitious design ambitsioonikas disain 42. Amenities mugavused 43. Amenity roof katus puhkealadega 44. Amenity value puhkamisväärtus 45. An area for sitting puhkeala/istumisala 46. An array of subsidies hulk toetust 47. An established garden- rajatud aed 48. An eyesore silmariivav objekt 49. An outdoor living area elamiseks, pikemaks ajaviimises eluruum 50. Annual- aastane (taim) 51. Apparent näiv, ilmne 52. Approach meetod, lähenemine 53. Appropriate assessment asjakohane hinnang 54. Aquatic life- veeorganismid 55. Aqueduct- akvedukt, veejuhe 56. Arcade- kaaristu, kaarkäik 57. Arched kaarduv 58. Archway- võlvialune, võlvikäik 59. Are lush on lopsakad 60
burned. Growing concern about emissions from fossil fuel generation, increased government support, and higher costs for fossil fuels (especially natural gas and coal) have helped wind power capacity in the United States grow substantially over the last 10 years. The most serious environmental drawbacks to wind machines may be their negative effect on wild bird populations and the visual impact on the landscape. To some, the glistening blades of windmills on the horizon are an eyesore; to others, they're a beautiful alternative to conventional power plants. TIDAL ENERGY Tides are caused by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun, and the rotation of the earth. Near shore, water levels can vary up to 40 feet. Only about 20 locations have good inlets and a large enough tidal range- about 10 feet- to produce energy economically. The simplest generation system for tidal plants involves a dam, known as a barrage, across an inlet
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