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National Geographic: Solar Power

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Explore the vast potential and geopolitical implications of renewable energy technologies through the September 2009 issue of National Geographic: Solar Power, a landmark piece of investigative journalism helmed by Editor-in-Chief Chris Johns. This critically acclaimed edition serves as an authoritative, visually spectacular, and scannable manifesto analyzing the global transition toward clean energy infrastructures. Through a combination of cutting-edge photojournalism and field essays, the issue demystifies the engineering behind massive desert solar farms, photovoltaic technology, and the socio-economic challenges of replacing fossil fuels. By utilizing a cross-disciplinary educational framework that interweaves environmental science, macroeconomics, and modern engineering, this volume functions as an essential research asset, visual literacy source, and reference guide for students and environmental researchers in library collections.

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Series Title

National Geographic Magazine Series

Call Number

333.7923 NAT s

Publisher

Washington, D.C., United State : National Geographic Society., 2009

Collation

152 p. ; ill. col. ; 25.5 cm.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0027-9358

Classification

333

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Edition

September 2009 Vol. 216 No. 3

Subject(s)

national geographic
Renewable energy
Global ecology
Solar power
Clean technology
Photovoltaic cells

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