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Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Water is life. Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country\'s primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Climate change and the resulting drought are putting a strain on hydroelectric power plants in Italy, which are the country's primary source of clean energy. The solution to marginalize the problem seems to come with the Snowy 2.0 project from our Australian colleagues, who have designed plants that harness water to produce and store more energy. This would not only increase the weight of clean sources faster, but also reduce the negative impacts of climate change. #Webuild

Is the Alberta Tarsands Tarnation in Tarsands Trap, similar to a Population Trap? Incessant, polluting, heavy oil development to feed the Global Warming Beast, so that we can build more infrastructure and raise taxes requiring even more tarsands plants to sustain the unsustainable? — A “population trap,” according to Oxford Reference, is defined as a situation where no increase in living standards is possible, because the population is growing so fast that all available savings are needed to maintain the existing capital-labour ratio.

In a recent artical online it was noted that from 2020 to 2050 the UK is twice as likely to have droughts and water bans when compared to the period 1997 to 2004, with the chance of a serious drought that brings supply restrictions between 1 in 20 and 1 in 4 due to climate change. These statistics are truely chilling if you think about it. That’s why we at 24hr Property Solutions work with companies to put in place environment impact reduction systems like rain water harvesting, solar PV, GSHP systems and such to reduce the global impact. Speak to the team today!