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September 8, 2011 · about 15 years ago

PNNL Studies Environmental Impact of Water Power Production (USA)

Aquatic sources of power — waves, tides and currents — are expected to play a large role in meeting America’s future power needs. By Mark ST.J. Couhig (sequimgazette) [mappress] Source: sequimgazette, September 08, 2011

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Aquatic sources of power — waves, tides and currents — are expected to play a large role in meeting America’s future power needs.

By Mark ST.J. Couhig ( sequimgazette )

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Source: sequimgazette, September 08, 2011

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