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Solar Orbs, SUNY University, Anne Godfrey, LAGI 2018, Land Art Generator Initiative, solar energy, solar thermal energy, concentrated solar, Rawlemon, St Kilda Triangle, City of Port Phillip, art and energy, clean energy, renewable energy, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

August 29, 2018

Turning the world upside down with energy-generating Solar Orbs

by Tafline Laylin

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