Consistency: You may be surprised to know that some veterinarians use a numerical system to score the consistency of a petâs stool. Yes, we get that specific. The fecal scoring system assigns a value to the stool from 1 to 7, where 1 represents very hard pellets and 7 is a puddle.
There are essentially four reasons why wind energy is a bad idea. Wind can only produce electricity when the wind is blowing at between 6 mph and 55 mph. Above 6 mph, it gradually increases its output until it reaches a maximum output at around 35 mph. Above 55 mph, the wind turbine is shut down to prevent damage to the turbine.
Instead wind power is reliant less on a predictable clock and more on weather patterns -- only somewhat predictable and not following human patterns. There's quite a mismatch in patterns with charging electric vehicles and when wind energy becomes available, Connors said. Connors said the best time to produce wind energy is in the winter months, when winds are often at their strongest. Within the larger seasonal patterns are day-to-day patterns, too, varying in each weather region of the country. These are the trends that dictate the more immediate wind energy production.