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From the page: "Professor Steven Chu, the US Energy Secretary, said the unusual proposal would mean homes in hot countries would save energy and money on air conditioning by deflecting the sun's rays. More pale surfaces could also slow global warming by reflecting heat into space... more
Reviewed by sheaman42 May 27, 05:53am ( 6 reviews ) • telegraph.co.uk
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Rated by nicknameistbone on May 27, 6:41pm
anyone who doesn't understand the concepts (aka people who think it's a ridiculous idea) should read more often
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Rated by Carl-001 on May 27, 5:18pm
In response, I will paint my roof BLACKER!!!!
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Rated by JenDiggityDirt on May 27, 12:42pm
Dear lord.
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Rated by PERCE-NEIGE on May 27, 7:09am
I like such simple and effective idea to reduce the global warming. Simply hope this will be a beginning, and not the only politics the USA, (not specially known around the world for its environment awareness) will apply.
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Rated by sheaman42 on May 27, 5:53am
From the page: "Professor Steven Chu, the US Energy Secretary, said the unusual proposal would mean homes in hot countries would save energy and money on air conditioning by deflecting the sun's rays. More pale surfaces could also slow global warming by reflecting heat into space rather than allowing it to be absorbed by dark surfaces where it is trapped by greenhouse gases and increases temperatures. "
