Though this book is more of guide to using wind sources to provide energy to developing nations, the information it provides is very applicable to our rural First Nations communities. Some indigenous communities have limited access to the grid, or are simply wanting to be better stewards of the environment, and are turning to greener energies. This book contains the pros and cons of wind power (Chapter 1), a simplified explanation of how the technology works (Chapter 2), a guide to estimating the energy potential and choosing a site for the generator (Chapter 3), how to assess the energy needs of the community (Chapter 4), The economics of the system (Chapter 5), Examples of communities and countries that have embraced wind energy, and policy recommendations to promote wind systems (Chapter 6). As a large part of my thesis will likely look at the ability of various energy systems to enhance quality of life on reserves I found this book to have all the important information while still being brief and to the point