The answer, my friend ...

Global capacity for wind-produced electricity
in (megawatts).

1998: 9,663
2000: 18,039
2002: 31,164
2004: 47,686
2006: 73,904
2008 (projected) : 109,000

Wind power generates 1 percent of global electricity consumption.

Source: World Wind Energy Association

Note: Table made from bar graph.

COPYRIGHT 2007 Sojourners
No portion of this article can be reproduced without the express written permission from the copyright holder.

Reader Opinion

Article Details
Printer friendly Cite/link Email Feedback
Title Annotation:	SNAPSHOT
Publication:	Sojourners
Date:	Jun 1, 2007
Words:	46
Previous Article:	Women's work: the better half of peacemaking.(GENDER)
Next Article:	Gold diggers.(STATS)

Related Articles
From the Archives of The Advocate.(Advocate magazine's Apr 28, 1987 report on traveling for gays in Europe)(Brief Article)
Accreditation Process Adds Ethics Component.(corporate communications)(Brief Article)
ROLL OVER.(analysis of snapshot photography, photos of everyday life not initially produced as art)
Friends and Daughters.
Better backup and recovery with snapshots.(Disaster Recovery & Backup/Restore)
Kaufman has all of the answers for newcomer.(Kaufman Organization )(Brief Article)
Differences between snapshots and continuous data protection.(Special Section)
Love and sex, more or less.(Survey)
The state of the union: how well do you know your country? The map, charts, and graphs give you a picture of the United States.(Skills)