Alok Jha | The Guardian | Sunday November 16 2008 Britain’s iconic water mills, some of which date back to the 11th century, are to become a major force in the fight against climate change. Mill owners around the UK have started to refurbish their old buildings and install turbines in order to show that [...]
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Britain's water mills given role in clean energy generation
By paulstewart in November 16th 2008 No Comment »
Filed Under climate change, hydropower Tags: climate change, electricity, energy generation, small scale hydropower, turbines, water mills, weirs
Filed Under climate change, hydropower Tags: climate change, electricity, energy generation, small scale hydropower, turbines, water mills, weirs
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