Chile shows potential in renewable energy despite damning environmental statistics.
Russian hydroelectricity company RusHydro announced its plan to install energy-harnessing technology on the shores of the Bay of Concepción in Chile’s southern Bio Bio region on Wednesday, much to the approval of local environmentalists.
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Russian hydroelectricity company RusHydro announced its plan to install energy-harnessing technology on the shores of the Bay of Concepción in Chile’s southern Bio Bio region on Wednesday, much to the approval of local environmentalists.
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Angus McNeice
British born, Angus grew up in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. He studied English at Stanford University, and graduated in 2007 before going on to work as a political speechwriter in the UK Parliament. He completed post graduate study in journalism at the London School of Journalism in 2011 and moved to Chile in March 2012 because he'd never been to South America. Angus supports the Aston Villa football club and claims he "bleeds claret and blue.”
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