Select the best evidence to support the statement "Financial incentives from the federal government are partly responsible for the growth in wind energy in the United States." There may be more than one correct choice.From 2008 to 2014, the United States led all other countries in the amount of electricity generated by wind. U.S. wind power totaled nearly 168 million megawatthours during 2013, about three times more than the wind power generated in the United States in 2008.A major contributor to increasing U.S. wind power in recent years has been the federal production tax credit. The amount of U.S. electricity generated from wind has also increased because of state governments' renewable portfolio standards that require a percentage of their states' electricity supply to come from wind power and other renewable energy sources.

Which of the following is true?A. Modern wind turbines generate electricity for homes and businesses and for sale to utilitiesB. New wind power capacity added during 2010 reached 39GW, more than any other renewable technologyC. At least 52 countries increased their total existing capacity during 2010D. At the end of 2010, the world's largest operating onshore wind farm (almost 0.8 GW) was located in the United States.  A & C  B & C  All of the above  A & D

Currently, only 0.8% of total global energy supplies come from wind. How much energy could wind turbines potentially capture?100TW400TW800TW

12. Which renewable energy source provides the U.S. with the most energy?

Wind turbines can transform the energy in wind movement into clean electricity. What percentage of our global energy comes from the wind?0.8%2.4%11%

Select all that applyChoose two of the following statements that are positive aspects of wind power.Multiple select question.There is a high initial cost.Wind farms can be built relatively quickly.Windy places tend to have low populations.Wind turbines don't emit air pollution.