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Will seawater greenhouses be affordable? Helen Scales, Naked Scientists

We put this question to Charlie Paton:

Well, it’s a method of creating wealth in a sense because if you have no water, you can’t do anything.  If you have water, you can create jobs, you can create food, and you can create energy.

June 2009
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