DESERTEC Foundation und ein Artikel im Spiegel.
Smarte Ideen gibt es überall… Jetzt ist es an der Zeit, diese umzusetzen. Erstaunlich, wie wenig Fläche benötigt wird, um Energie für die gesamte Welt zu produzieren. Klar, technologisch sicher sehr herausfordernd - sowohl die Installation als auch die Verteilung - aber dafür gibt es doch viele helle Köpfe :-)
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