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20 teams compete in the Department of Energy 2009 Solar Decathlon.
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This year, 20 university and college teams decand on Washington DC to design, build and operate the most attractive and energy efficient soler powered house. We talk tro some of the students and organizers to get the lowdown.
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This year, 20 university and college teams decand on Washington DC to design, build and operate the most attractive and energy efficient soler powered house. We talk tro some of the students and organizers to get the lowdown.
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