6 of the most beautiful solar farms in the world
Apr 11, 2016 7:34:49 GMT -6
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Post by Rickster on Apr 11, 2016 7:34:49 GMT -6
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Just thought I would post this small article on Science Alert, some of us humans fortunately remain very creative and clever despite a difficult world.
The idea of renewable energy is great it just has a tiny amount of additional research to do and develop more efficient solar cells. I love the idea of putting them in city streets and freeways, millions of miles to access.
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Just thought I would post this small article on Science Alert, some of us humans fortunately remain very creative and clever despite a difficult world.
"There's no way to get around it - renewable energy is the future. It's not only better for the environment in myriad ways, but it's going to be far cheaper in the coming decades, and, you know, it doesn't run out. In fact, several teams of researchers from around the world have shown that in just a few decades, the entire world could be close to entirely free from fossil fuels.
While massive solar farms are obviously the most efficient way of getting this done, researchers are figuring out how to get solar power into all kinds of things. Just this week, the world's first 100 percent solar airport, India's Cochin International Airport, announced that it no longer pays for electricity, and the team behind a biofuel/solar-powered plane says it plans to make the first ever carbon-free flight across the Atlantic Ocean within months."
While massive solar farms are obviously the most efficient way of getting this done, researchers are figuring out how to get solar power into all kinds of things. Just this week, the world's first 100 percent solar airport, India's Cochin International Airport, announced that it no longer pays for electricity, and the team behind a biofuel/solar-powered plane says it plans to make the first ever carbon-free flight across the Atlantic Ocean within months."
Just a couple of photos: