Your topic werewolf ” Travelling Light was interesting when I found it on Friday searching for landscape architect jobs as I also have articles and information posted on this subject. Thank You… Steve Noel Sr….

Finally, there might be some good news for struggling Algarve property owners. Thousands of mortgage loans that were supposed to reset at a higher rate this spring won’t be changing……

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Portugal real estate. A brand new beautiful 3 bed villa currently under construction but due to be completed within the next few months. It is located in the gorgeous town of Alcantarilha with access to all local amenities and yet only a short drive to…

New law for Portugal Property owners! Fine of €25,000 if your wells, boreholes, septic tanks etc. are not registered in May 2009. Read the announcement on http://www.algarvepropertyworld.com…….

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New city in Florida to run on solar power:

UNITED STATES - A Florida developer announced an ambitious plan Thursday for a 19,500-home city with energy-efficient buildings that will be “the first city on earth powered by zero-emission solar energy”.

The new city, Babcock Ranch, will be developed by Kitson & Partners on 17,000 acres northeast of Fort Myers. It will include the world’s largest photovoltaic power plant, which will be operated by Florida Power & Light. Buildings will be certified green and surrounded by thousands of acres of open space.

”We’re out to prove that it works economically,” developer Syd Kitson told The Miami Herald. “And it’s the right thing to do for the long-term solutions in this country”.

Though researchers are working to create storage capability for sunlight-generated power, solar electricity at present is available only during daytime hours.

Kitson’s concept is that FPL’s 75-megawatt solar generator will produce more power for the state’s electric grid while the sun shines than the city will use in 24 hours. That means Babcock Ranch will have to rely on conventional power sources for the evening, but its net effect will a solar-only city.

The solar panels will sit on 350 acres within the development. More than half of the city’s 17,000 acres will be permanently protected as greenways and open space, the developer said, and will adjoin the 73,000-acre Babcock Ranch Preserve that has been purchased by the state.

FPL estimates the Babcock solar facility will cost about $300 million and add about 31 cents to the average customer’s monthly bill. Among other projects in the years ahead, the company is also working to add 1,200 megawatts of power fueled by natural gas in Palm Beach County and 2,200 megawatts of new nuclear power at Turkey Point.