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There's Something Green in Denmark: the Attainment of Energy IndependenceQuicklink Submitted By Meryl Ann Butler No comments, In Series: Green Living
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Soren Hermansen and his tiny island of Samso have become recognized around the world for attaining energy independence. The island met this goal 10 years ago using a mix of wind, solar, and biomass, and now it’s working toward one of the utopian goals of environmentalists everywhere – eliminating all fossil fuels, by 2030. Here's how they are doing it:
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