Tuesday
Jul212009
Drowning Island Going Green
by Deb Powers
We look forward to the day when our nation offers an example to all -- powered entirely by natural resources such as the sun and the wind."
Kausea Natano, Tuvalu Minister for Public Utilities
The tiny island of Tuvalu in the South Pacific has committed to 100% renewable energy by 2020. Tuvalu, home to 12,000 people, is being drowned by rising tides caused by global warming. One solar project has saved 17,000 tons of diesel fuel in 14 months.
Read more: Drowning island pins hopes on renewable energy
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