What if every street sign could also act as a mini wind turbine, harnessing breeze for community projects?

Imagine if our urban landscapes could generate power passively; how would this affect city planning and energy independence?

Could this inspire a movement where every piece of infrastructure serves multiple purposes, enhancing local sustainability efforts?

I'm curious what kind of community projects you'd most like to see powered by these mini wind turbines? 

What other public structures besides street signs do you think could be turned into mini wind turbines or other energy harnessing devices?

I'm also curious how rethinking city infrastructure by envisioning street signs as energy producers, might drive more community initiatives towards self-sustainability, encouraging local action and collaboration?

Stay curious! 

Matt