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Home›Environment›Maximizing Renewable Anergy Could Effect Climate Change (Germany)
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April 8, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Maximizing Renewable Anergy Could Effect Climate Change (Germany)

Researchers are warning that relying too heavily on wind and wave power as “renewable” energy sources to replace fossil fuels could be a… (earthweek) [mappress] Source: earthweek, April 08, 2011

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Researchers are warning that relying too heavily on wind and wave power as “renewable” energy sources to replace fossil fuels could be a…

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Source: earthweek, April 08, 2011

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