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The cycles of wind power development

Wind power, with its recent dramatic pace of development, has the potential to alter the energy landscape in some areas of the United States. Before 2006, wind power development was sparse. However, installed capacity doubled by 2008 and accelerated rapidly through 2012. Although wind power still accounts for a small share of the nation?s electricity supply, the recent surge in development has sparked discussion about wind?s potential as a significant source of long-term renewable energy.
Main Street Economist , Issue 3 , Pages 1-7

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Structural transitions in global agriculture: a summary of the 2014 Agricultural Symposium.

Main Street Economist , Issue 3 , Pages 1-7

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Innovative regional partnerships in the rural Tenth District

Main Street Economist , Issue 5

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Thinking regionally, acting locally : emerging rural regions in the U.S.

Main Street Economist , Issue May

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Termination of the Rabobank and Farm Credit Services of America sale

Main Street Economist , Issue Nov

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A catalog of innovative regional partnerships, part two

Main Street Economist , Issue 6

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New troubles at rural factories : new implications for rural development

Main Street Economist , Issue Mar

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What's at stake for U.S. agriculture in a global trade deal?

Main Street Economist , Issue Dec

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The 2005 rural economy at a glance

2005 Annual report, Center for the Study of Rural America
Main Street Economist , Issue Dec , Pages 4-7

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The rise of ethanol in rural America

Main Street Economist , Issue Mar

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