A new climate-model study found that very large offshore wind farms could increase rainfall at sea while leaving some European coastal areas drier. In the most extensive scenario, precipitation fell by 10% to 12% in parts of Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, and by more than 15% in parts of Denmark. The scenario was designed as an upper limit, not as a forecast of what today’s wind farms are doing. The research, published on 12 Au…
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