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on Aug 15th, 2009 and filed under OSLO (Reuters) – The Pacific island state of Tuvalu set a goal on Sunday of a 100 percent shift to renewable energy by 2020, hoping to set an example to industrialized nations to cut greenhouse gases it blames for rising sea levels.
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At risk from rising seas, Tuvalu seeks clean power
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