This fact sheet from Windustry provides a quick overview of community wind. Click on the link below to view the fact sheet.

This book from the Rocky Mountain Insitute can be purchased by clicking on this link.

This poster was presented by Windustry at the Global WindPower conference in Chicago, IL in March 2004.

Click on the link below to view the poster.

This web page from Wind Powering America features resources for farmers and others in the agricultural sector.

Click here to go to the page.

This report was published in March 2006 by the Iowa Policy Project.

Click here to go to the report.

This MS Word document from the Wind Powering America program describes how schools are harnessing the wind.

Click here to download a copy.

This brief fact sheet from NREL lists school wind energy activities by state.

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This web page provides information for local governments, including managers, staff and other individuals who oversee local government services. It is developed and maintained by the International City/County Management Association.

Visit it on the web at http://www.usaenergy.org/.

This web page from the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives features information on strategies for local governments to develop wind power.

Visit the page at http://www.greenpowergovs.org/wind/.

This handbook was prepared by Windustry for the Illinois Institute for Rural Affairs at Western Illinois University in Macomb, Illinois and published January 1, 2004. The purpose of this handbook is to inform the reader about wind as a resource for generating electricity, with emphasis on Illinois as a potential host for small-scale and large-scale projects.