### facility | station | power plant:

Wind farm
* Some wind farms provide bulk power
* absorb a lot of tax dollars, even if they don t produce much electricity.
* are also noisy and kill birds
  - power stations
* can be tourist attractions
  - still have negative impacts on the environment
* do compete with other land uses.
* find difficulties with bird migration routes.
* increase the tax base of the rural counties in which they are located.
* require hundreds of tons of energy intensive materials like cement and steel to build.
* take up large areas of land.
* use the power of the wind to turn huge turbines that produce electricity.

### facility | station:

Power station
* Denature the enzymes of aquatic organisms.
* Most power stations are part of grids.
* Some power stations burn fuel oil rather than coal
  - generate power
  - produce electricity
* Some power stations use natural gas in a gas turbine
  - still a the of urban air pollution
* create the current electricity that flows along wires and into our homes.
* generate significant heat losses to the environment.
* represent the main market for coal in most countries.
* use heat to turn water into steam.
+ Electricity, Methods of generating electricity:
  * Electricity is mostly generated in places called power stations. Power stations use heat to turn water into steam. The force of the steam pressure turns giant fan-like structures called turbines, which are linked to machines called 'generators'. Generator have a head with wires which spins inside a magnetic field. Electromagnetic induction causes electricity to flow through the wires.
+ Natural gas: Fuel
  * Natural gas is burned to produce electricity and to cook and heat buildings. It is also used as fuel for natural gas vehicles for transport. When natural gas is burned in a power station it boils water into steam that spins a steam turbine that turns a generator to make electricity. Some power stations use natural gas in a gas turbine.

Research station
* Some research stations melt ice to provide fresh water supplies.
* are field laboratories used for research.

### facility | station | service station:

Gas station
* Many gas stations have computerized pumps
  - serve as recycling locations for waste oil and gasoline products. * have a convenience store close to the pumps, to make extra earnings
* are convenience stores
  - fairly far apart, and in rural areas, they tend to close early in the day
  - located in street corners
* populate the intersections of towns big and small.
* service station

Terminal
* are contact
  - electronic equipment
  - films
  - located in airports
* are part of batteries
  - electrical devices
  - transportation systems
  - software
  - symbols that are in the language
+ Sydney Airport, Transport, Pedestrian and bicycle: Airports in Australia :: Buildings and structures in Sydney
  * The International Terminal is next to a wide pedestrian and bicycle path. All terminals have bicycle racks and are also easily reached by foot from nearby areas.

### facility | station | terminal:

Bus station
* are buildings.
* are located in cities
  - city centres
  - maps
  - streets
  - public places
* are used for destinations
  - travellers

Railway station
* Some railway stations have platforms.
* are located in towns
  - near towns

Terminal sedation
* is perhaps the compromise alternative to physician-assisted suicide.
* poses the same risks of abuse as assisted suicide or euthanasia.
* seems consistent with traditional medical care but often form of euthanasia.

Train station
* Most train stations have lockers or luggage checkrooms for bag storage.
* are buildings.
* are located in big cities
  - public places
* are used for bums
  - sleeping
  - trains
  - travelling
  - waitings