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Posts with the Technology assessment tag

SOLAR STOVES: MAKING THINGS PEOPLE ACTUALLY USE

February 10th, 2011 Nathan Oxley

Photo: Solar technology in the CIFRES carpark, by Adrian Ely By Adrian Ely, Manifesto project convenor In the car park of the International Centre for Training and Research in Solar Energy (CIFRES) in Dakar, lie the remains of successive attempts to introduce solar technology into Senegal. Each day the researchers drink tea prepared in a…

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