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Think about it: Since for every action, there is a reaction, then if we had too many wind farms the reaction would be to slow down the earth until there was no more wind.
Then again, it would never happen since no one wants one built in their back yard. Not even Ted Kennedy.

D.light Design, solar lanterns lighting up the world – Ashden Award winner


This video can be downloaded here: www.ashdenawards.org D.light Design won an Ashden Award for Sustainable Energy in 2010. You can follow us on: Facebook bit.ly Twitter twitter.com Blog: www.ashdenawards.org Each year 1.6 million women and children die as a result of indoor air pollution, much of it from kerosene lamps. But for the 1.6 billion people across the world without electricity there has been little alternative. D.Light has provided that alternative thanks to a cheap, reliable solar lamp. Over 220000 units have already been sold in over thirty countries via a network of rural entrepreneurs. As one of these entrepreneurs says, “this will do to kerosene what mobile phones did to letters”.

Solar-Powered Plane To Fly Around The World In 2014

Solar-Powered Plane To Fly Around The World In 2014
The pilot at the helm of the world’s most advanced solar-powered plane said Sunday he hopes to take the prototype across the Mediterranean next year before attempting a round-the-world flight in 2014.

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World’s Largest Solar Powered Boat To Begin World Voyage monday 27th september 2010 Monaco — It’s anchors away for what is being heralded as the world’s largest solar powered boat. The state-of-the-art catamaran, was launched in Monaco on Monday, and boasts of approximately 540 square meters decked with photovoltaic modules. The vessel was the dream of the German entrepreneur Immo Stroeher and Swiss project founder, Raphael Domjan and it’s reality. They’re taking it on a record-breaking round-the-world trip to show that solar power is a viable source of energy for transport. Special batteries on board allow the boat to sail for about three days without fresh solar power. The 60 ton ship, named ‘Planet Solar’, spent fourteen months under construction in Kiel, Germany, before being launched into the Mediterranean this week under the Swiss flag. It cost ten million euros. According to the German shipbuilders, the vessel should be able to reach speeds of up to 15 knots. The crew of six hope to make it around the world in 160 days, all of them fossil-fuel free. Weather and nautical conditions permitting, the catamaran will stop in Miami, Cancun, San Francisco, Sydney, Singapore, and Abu Dhabi.

World Bank wants urgency from Philippines on climate change

World Bank wants urgency from Philippines on climate change
MANILA (Reuters) – The World Bank urged the Philippines on Wednesday to show more urgency in dealing with climate change, reiterating its offer of $250 million to help the country develop clean energy sources and better handle extreme weather conditions.

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17. Growing world population, economic expansion boost energy demand

17. Growing world population, economic expansion boost energy demand
KUALA LUMPUR: Growing world population and economic expansion will drive energy demand by about 35% in 2030 compared with 2005, even with significant improvements in energy efficiency.

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Ripped from Suzy Solar – Solar Power Sessions 406. When Onova remixes an Andy Blueman tune, that generally makes a masterpiece.. And guys this one is truely amazing.. stunning tune !! It’s one of my favourites of the moment for sure ! A wonderful emotional breakdown building a great melody and a powerful beat.. Onova will never stop blowing me away, and I’m asking for more like this one ! :p Please rate, comment & enjoy the ride.. PS : All rights reserved to Reconceal, Andy Blueman, Onova and Perceptive Recordings label. Worldwide Release date : 24th of August 2009. Exclusive Beatport release date : 10th of August 2009 !

A world changed forever?

A world changed forever?
Confounding days for the nuclear industry’s true believers.

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A Band for a Greener world


Solar Punch uses solar energy to power its music and message! The music is about the environment and our future. The message is that solutions to climate change are here now – and Solar Punch is living proof. We use relatively simple solar technology to power our small, powerful, portable amps and musical gear. We will engage with Indian musicians to make green, eco-friendly music. We also answer questions about solar energy and music, drawing from our combined trades as artist, musician, physicist, and educator.

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