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  1. 24th October 2016, 07:51 AM #1
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    Growing food with sea water and solar power, South Australia

    Any one seen this farm? Sundrop farms supply 15% of Australia's tomatoes.


    Watch the video at the end.............. Inside Story;Solar Power, bright future?



    Growing food with seawater and solar power - News from Al Jazeera
    I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food

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    The Gulf's bright solar-powered future - Al Jazeera English

    The Arabs supply most of the oil, yet they are going to solar power. There has to be something in it. After all, they are smart business men.
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    Australia leads the way. How come we don't hear about it?

    Australia's rising solar power 'revolution' - Al Jazeera English
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  4. 24th October 2016, 08:16 AM #4
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    I have seen it on TV. Sounds good. Huge potential.

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  5. 24th October 2016, 09:40 AM #5
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    It's quite impressive... funny though that there was no complaints about the Brine discharge into the top of the gulf yet another proposed plant at The Point was hammered for potential Salinity increases in a low tidal movement area.

    The best part of the Sundrop farm - the secured wing Growing food with sea water and solar power, South Australia
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