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Thank you. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, May 3rd.

Today, a story about wind, wood, and 3D printers.

We caught wind of it a few weeks ago after GE renewable energy

announced that it was looking into a new way to manufacture the bases of wind turbines. A fun fact,

those stems that hold all those blades high in the air, they're really tall. Almost 300 feet.

We're talking about the height of the Statue of Liberty here.

And building those towers can be challenging.

Right now, drivers transport prefabricated steel pieces to the turbine building site,

but they're limited in certain ways, according to GE's announcement.

For one, the pieces that make up a turbine tower

can't be more than 14 feet in diameter, any larger and they wouldn't fit on the roads. So if towers

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