The Prince of Wales supports a consensus report issued last week to reduce the destruction of tropical rainforests, the evolution of battery technology, and Rolls Royce is going electric.
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Planet 100: Royal Win for the Rainforest (12/1)
The Prince of Wales supports a consensus report issued last week to reduce the destruction of tropical rainforests, the evolution of battery technology, and Rolls Royce is going electric.
Added: Dec 1, 2009
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