Saint Lucia: The Land, the People, the Light — This Small Caribbean Island is Taking on Climate Change & Inspiring Others

CleanTechnica
By RMIAug 30, 2024, 10:30 pm660 ptsHotTop
The Caribbean Island of St. Lucia is known for its beautiful beaches, lush rainforests, and colorful coral reefs. But for some of the almost 200,000 people that live on the island, another incredible resource is affecting their daily lives — the nearly 15,000 solar panels that are producing clean, reliable,…

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Saint Lucia: The Land, the People, the Light — This Small Caribbean Island is Taking on Climate Change & Inspiring Others

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