US military to build an army of renewable energy plants
Defense and Interior departments seek to install solar, wind and geothermal projects on military lands
The US Defense and Interior departments have signed a deal to boost the use of renewable energy on military land, to help strengthen energy security and reduce the military's $4bn annual utility bill....
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