Now electricity really could grow on trees! Scientists unveil prototype ‘wind tree’ that uses turbines hidden inside plastic leaves to create power?/daily Mail

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The ‘Wind Tree’ uses tiny blades housed in the ‘leaves’ that turn in breezes
Developers hope they can be used in people’s homes and city centres
They claim the tree is less obtrusive and more viable than wind turbines

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