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Solar bottles for poor people
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17-01-2012 06:26PM#1New life for plastic bottles and a simple ingenious way to get light inside shacks.
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Maybe it would be smarter to control their population growth
Then they would not have to live in overcrowed shanty towns and windowless shacks.
Saw a documentry on overcrowding in Manlia
All the tombs/crypts in the graveyard have people living in them :mad:
The philiphines is ground zero for overpopulation.
They still in 2005 have a total fertitliy rate of TFR of 3.27 (2.0 is stablity approx)
The Catholic church has a big part to play in this insanity.
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