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African Sun for Europe
The plan is to put a huge amount of solar power plants in the Sahara Desert and bring the power into Europe the project would eventually supply Europe with approximately 50% of if energy needs.
Tagged with: Africa, EU, France, Germany, market-based solutions, Ovington, renewable energy, research, sustainable development
Posted in climate change, corporate sustainability, economic development, energy, food, government policy, industrial ecology, sustainable buildings, sustainable development, sustainable living, sustainable technologies
Posted in climate change, corporate sustainability, economic development, energy, food, government policy, industrial ecology, sustainable buildings, sustainable development, sustainable living, sustainable technologies
Population
I purpose a solution to these problems that some might consider against their religion or downright raciest.
Tagged with: Africa, China, CO2, consumerism, deforestation, development, education, environmental sustainability, India, Kyoto, oil, Ovington, population, raciest, religion, waste management
Posted in climate change, community, ecological degradation, ecological footprint, economic development, energy, food, government policy, pollution, sustainable buildings, sustainable development, sustainable living, US politics
Posted in climate change, community, ecological degradation, ecological footprint, economic development, energy, food, government policy, pollution, sustainable buildings, sustainable development, sustainable living, US politics
Biosphere 2
Planes Earth has its own biosphere a biosphere is defined as being the atmosphere in which living organisms exist or that is capable of supporting life. Biosphere 2 is a completely separate and contained biosphere with no interaction with its…
Tagged with: #SDCA, arizona, atmosphere, Biosphere, climate, Earth, life, mars, Ovington, supporting, sustainable development
Posted in climate change, food, sustainable development
Posted in climate change, food, sustainable development
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