Aussie company spruiks new $800m wind farm
The chief executive of a growing renewable energy company says the proposed location for a new 300MW wind farm “ticks all the boxes”.
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Plants to be grown on the moon
The next time humans return to the moon, the astronauts will grow plants and bring them back to Earth.
Plants to be grown on the moon
The next time humans return to the moon, the astronauts will grow plants and bring them back to Earth.
Monster storm threatens to dump 300mm
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