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12 February, 2010 - 05:35
Some of you might think this point is moot. For others, it may be
the ultimate dream for one of today’s most exciting fields in science
and technology. Can solar power grow to provide all or most of our
energy needs? If it could, would it? And if it would, should it? I am certainly no pessimist about solar power,
but neither am I a watery-eyed dreamer gazing at the sunrise with
tear-jerking visions of flying solar-powered cars or islands...
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