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Spanish Solar Tower could eventually power an entire city
Mikez
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5-4-2007 7:54 PM
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solar energy
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solar power
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global warming
,
mirrors
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spain
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sunlight
Mikez
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I'd like one of those mirrors and a mini-tower to power my home
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