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The most important feature of the Sun is its enormous energy, which is vital for all living beings on this planet. And now, more than ever, for its human population, which needs energy so badly. The climate is changing because of our disrespect toward the Earth. We humans and our ancestors have inhabited this planet for millions of years, but we should realize and accept that we do not own it. We are only temporary guests, and it is our duty to repair the damage we have caused. Up to now, there has been only talk and more talk, and empty promises by all the shortsighted politicians in all the governments on Earth.
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Pesce, L. (2024). Solar Energy. In: A Biography of Our Sun. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-54729-4_11
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