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Solar Power Makes a Comeback

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Watch this video about solar power on HowStuffWorks. Solar energy is abundant and infinitely renewable. Now, major corporations are doing their part to help the environment by putting their unused rooftop space to good use. Corporations like Google, Staples, and General Motors are rolling out the latest solar technology. See how solar power works in this video from Medialink.

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