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Renewable sources of energy, such as fuelwood, sugarcane bagasse, hydropower and solar water heating, are also being exploited. Indeed, SIDS have a long history of renewable energy use in the agricultural sector, where in some countries wind turbines were traditionally used to pump water and drive machinery for such activities as pressing ...
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