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Daily Archives: March 20, 2013
Originally posted on Joyante's Blog:
Middle East’s Great Solar Potential The world’s largest solar thermal power plant went online Monday 18/03/2013—in Abu Dhabi. The Middle Eastern petro-states are the new solar-energy hot-spots. (An excerpt from an article in Quatz, by Todd…
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Originally posted on Pollution Free Cities:
The administrative regions of the United States Environmental Protection Agency. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Climate Change Adaptation Plan(55 page pdf, Cross-EPA Work Group on Climate Change Adaptation Planning, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Jun. 29, 2012)…
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Originally posted on Progressive Geographies:
The Journal of Historical Geography 2012 prize was awarded to a paper by David Fedman on how maps can show the bombing of Japan in World War II. Full details and some striking images here.…
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