3D map shines light on New York solar potential

Published: 11 July 2011 y., Monday

A new, three-dimensional map with a bird's eye view of New York City is showing residents the solar energy potential of their city, the largest in the United States. The map's creators have set out to demonstrate that solar power is more than just an abstract idea.

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