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| + | <td><table><tr><td>[[File:Jose'_Andre's_photo.jpg|none|70px]]</td><td>[http://theplate.nationalgeographic.com/2015/01/28/jose-andres-my-new-years-resolutions/ Celebrity chef José Andrés wants to cook cleaner this year]</td></tr></table></td></tr> |
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| + | *'''Available sunshine in the Sahel region of Africa documented''' - Authors, Beth Newton, Sophie Cowie, [[Derk Rijks]], Jamie Banks, Helen Brindley, and John h. Marsham have published a well-documented analysis of the potential sunshine available for solar cooking in the Sahel region, particularly in northern [[Chad]] where a number of Sudanese [[refugee camps]] are located. [[TchadSolaire]] has been training both refugees and the indigenous population to solar cook in the region since 2005. Even along river population centers where clouds tend to form, solar cooking is possible for over 330 days a year. Read more: [[Media:Solar_Cooking_in_the_Sahel,_NowCast,_1-19-15.pdf|Solar Cooking in the Sahel]] - ''NOWCAST'' |
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| + | [[File:Mumbai1.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A student shows the dish he prepared in his solar cooker.]] |
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| + | *'''15,000 students in Mumbai solar cook and set world-record''' - In an event organized by [[Keshav Srushti]], 15,000 students from 80 schools in Mumbai, [[India]] set a new world record for the largest-ever solar cooking gathering. Each student was given a solar cooker and taught how to assemble and use it as part of a national campaign to spread awareness of the importance of solar technology. C Vidyasagar Rao, governor of {{State|Maharashtra}} and Ashish Shelar, minister of state, Power, Coal & New Renewable Energy, attended the record-setting gathering. Read more at: [http://www.iamin.in/en/mumbai-north-west/news/over-15000-students-create-new-world-record-solar-cooking-50453 Over 15,000 students create a new world-record in solar cooking] |
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| + | [[File:R20-bakery-March-2014.jpg|175px|thumb|[http://regions20.org/about/news/121-invitation-to-tender-for-solar-ovens-under-the-framework-of-our-solar-bakery-project-in-burundi Regions 20] inagurates the new [[solar bakery]] project in Burundi.]] |
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| + | *'''The solar bakery project in Burundi is up and running!''' - Each solar oven for the new [[bakery]] in Gitega, [[Burundi]], is capable of baking hundreds of loaves of bread each day. The ovens will allow the users to save over 150 tons of [[firewood]] each year, which results in the reduction of around 277 tons of [[Greenhouse effect|greenhouse gas emissions]] annually. The project creates a new economic opportunity for the local bakers, now in a smoke-free setting. Read more at: [http://regions20.org/about/news/154-r20-and-local-partner-cirid-host-inauguration-ceremony-of-solar-bakery-project-in-gitega-burundi R20 and local partner, CIRID, host inauguration ceremony of solar bakery project in Gitega, Burundi] |
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| + | Engineer Without Borders Iran SCI 1.jpg|[[Engineers Without Borders-Iran]] solar cooking workshop in [[Iran]] with [[Soheil Salimi]] and student assistants, April 27, 2014 |
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| + | Engineer Without Borders Iran SCI 2.jpg|[[Engineers Without Borders-Iran]] solar cooking workshop |
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| + | Engineer Without Borders Iran SCI 1.jpg|[[Engineers Without Borders-Iran]] solar cooking workshop |
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| − | Image:Sunoven.jpg|The Sun Oven|link=Sun Oven|linktext=Sun Ovens International |
+ | Image:Sunoven.jpg|The Sun Oven|link=Sun Oven|linktext=Sun Ovens International Sun Ovens International Sun Ovens International Sun Ovens InternationalSun Ovens InternationalSun Ovens International |
Image:Sport solar oven.jpg|The Sport|link=Sport|linktext=Solar Oven Society |
Image:Sport solar oven.jpg|The Sport|link=Sport|linktext=Solar Oven Society |
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Image:Copenhagen_Solar_Cooker_Light_016-2.jpg||link=Copenhagen Solar Cooker Light|linktext=Copenhagen Solar Cooker Light |
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Image:Sport solar oven.jpg|The Sport|link=Sport|linktext=Solar Oven Society |
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| − | Image:Copenhagen_Solar_Cooker_Light_016-2.jpg||link=Copenhagen Solar Cooker Light|linktext=Copenhagen Solar Cooker Light |
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| − | Image:Molly Baker Solar Oven.jpg||link=Molly Baker Solar Oven|linktext=Molly Baker Solar Oven |
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- Available sunshine in the Sahel region of Africa documented - Authors, Beth Newton, Sophie Cowie, Derk Rijks, Jamie Banks, Helen Brindley, and John h. Marsham have published a well-documented analysis of the potential sunshine available for solar cooking in the Sahel region, particularly in northern Chad where a number of Sudanese refugee camps are located. TchadSolaire has been training both refugees and the indigenous population to solar cook in the region since 2005. Even along river population centers where clouds tend to form, solar cooking is possible for over 330 days a year. Read more: Solar Cooking in the Sahel - NOWCAST
A student shows the dish he prepared in his solar cooker.
- 15,000 students in Mumbai solar cook and set world-record - In an event organized by Keshav Srushti, 15,000 students from 80 schools in Mumbai, India set a new world record for the largest-ever solar cooking gathering. Each student was given a solar cooker and taught how to assemble and use it as part of a national campaign to spread awareness of the importance of solar technology. C Vidyasagar Rao, governor of Maharashtra and Ashish Shelar, minister of state, Power, Coal & New Renewable Energy, attended the record-setting gathering. Read more at: Over 15,000 students create a new world-record in solar cooking
Regions 20 inagurates the new solar bakery project in Burundi.
- The solar bakery project in Burundi is up and running! - Each solar oven for the new bakery in Gitega, Burundi, is capable of baking hundreds of loaves of bread each day. The ovens will allow the users to save over 150 tons of firewood each year, which results in the reduction of around 277 tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually. The project creates a new economic opportunity for the local bakers, now in a smoke-free setting. Read more at: R20 and local partner, CIRID, host inauguration ceremony of solar bakery project in Gitega, Burundi
Engineers Without Borders-Iran solar cooking workshop in Iran with Soheil Salimi and student assistants, April 27, 2014
Engineers Without Borders-Iran solar cooking workshop
Engineers Without Borders-Iran solar cooking workshop
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