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Yes it does...Your post highlights that renewable energy implementations suffer from poor planning, evident inadequate grid preparation and the absence of a modern recycling plan for turbines, leaving them without a suitable destination after decades of service. This is what taxpayers receive: subpar service.
2021> Siemens Gamesa pioneers wind circularity: launch of world’s first recyclable wind turbine blade for commercial use offshore
Along with other issues/concerns about it.
Personally I'm NOT for all this "Green" stuff like windmills, solar panels and so on but at the same time, if it's going to be done one day then it needs to be done right in the first place instead of it being a headlong rush straight to disaster which all will pay for in some way whether you'd approve or not.
While I know things will eventually change, it needs to be done "Smartly" so when it's finally implemented it actually works to serve it's purpose instead of creating stacks of headaches to go with it.
That's why I say right now things like windmills, solar panels can be used to help supplement what we get now but NOT as THE basis of power generation for all of us period.
Still too many factors against it being so, including the weather itself which you can't control anyway.