NASA has located the world's sunniest spots by studying maps compiled from two decades of digital data from U.S. and European satellites. The space agency is releasing a color-coded map of the entire planet’s solar exposure. The sunniest spots show up as bright red and are primary possible locations of solar power collectors according to a recent report by Alister Doyle published around-the-globe. Ministers and officials from over 100 governments and international organizations assembled in Cape Town, South Africa from 28 to 30 November 2007 to advance an internationally agreed plan for building a Global Earth Observation System of Systems, or GEOSS.
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The UK does have newspapers called The Daily Mail and The Guardian, but the Mail & Guardian you have linked to appears to be an African newspaper.
Thank you Barrie for pointing out the location of the newspaper; an error on my part. The correction has been made by simply making reference to the author. The story has now been published in a number of media outlets. Again, thank you.
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