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Solar Energy Advice You Shouldn't Pass Up

Have you been thinking about a solar energy? Solar energy is beneficial for you whether in your home or business.Read the following article and learn how solar energy benefits and how to properly use it. Start small when you want to start using solar power. You can find them at big box and even home improvement store. They are very easy to install as any other garden light. The solar panels you purchase will determine how efficient they are. Panels that have higher densities tend to cost more, but they also cost more. Compare the density of various before choosing one to buy. You don't have to completely remodel your roof to use solar energy. You can make small switches like putting in solar powered lights everywhere outside lights. You need to find a reliable way to store your energy after you get it made by your solar energy system you're using. A quality battery is something that stores a lot of power for a long time or selling energy produced to utility companies can be gre

Unfit bridge not replaced in 9 years

The officials of the Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) completed their task with the declaration of a 65-metre-long bridge unsafe to use. However, after nearly nine years have passed the department is still waiting to repair the bridge which is crucial for the livelihoods and lives of tens of thousands. About ten thousand residents of Chhoto Baishdia union in Rangabali upazila rely heavily on the bridge on Gohinkhali canal, since it is their sole method to get in touch with headquarters for the upazila as well as Baherchar Bazar -- the largest market, not just in Rangabali Union, but the entire upazila. The bridge along Gohinkhali canal is crucial for more than two hundred students who must daily cross it for transportation to and from their educational schools located in Rangabali town. Locals claimed they had to make use of logs of wood to replace the majority of the iron pillars that were deteriorating on the bridge with a width of two metres. It was built us