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* '''when''': [[when posted::2014/02/13]]
* '''author''': [[author::Laurie Guevara-Stone]]
* '''source''': [[site::GreenBiz]]
* '''topics''': [[topic::sustainable power]] [[topic::Germany]] [[topic::Germany/Feldheim]]
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* '''link''': [[URL::http://www.greenbiz.com/blog/2014/02/13/rural-german-village-feldheim-power-clean-energy]]
* '''title''': [[title::Why a small German village bet big on renewables]]
* '''summary''': <call func=smw.let.echo key=Summary>"Regardless of debate about the success of [[Germany]]'s [[sustainable energy|renewables]] revolution, there is no denying that a small town in the corner of rural eastern Germany, 40 miles south of Berlin, may be one of the best examples of decentralized self-sufficiency. [[Germany/Feldheim|Feldheim]] (population 150), in the cash-strapped state of Brandenburg, was a [[communist]] collective farm back when Germany still was divided into East and West. Now it is a model renewable energy village putting into practice Germany's vision of a renewably powered future."</call>

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