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Give Power is a non-profit organization that installed the worlds first solar-powered #desalination plant in Kenya, The name of the fishing town where the project is successfully operating is Kiunga . 👉 Plant provide 20,000 gallons of clean water/day 👉 The installation of solar panels that are able to produce 50 kilowatts of energy, high-performance Tesla batteries to store it, and 2 water pumps that operate 24 hours a day 👉 The plant doesn’t even have a negative environmental impact 👉 #Kiunga becomes an area of extreme drought, and its 3,500 residents were forced to travel for an hour to collect water . According to #WHO 👉 Half the world’s population is expected to live in water-stressed areas by 2025 👉 780 million people lack access to an improved water source — approximately 1 in 9 people 👉 Contaminated water can transmit diseases such as diarrhoea, cholera, dysentery, typhoid, and polio. Contaminated drinking water is estimated to cause 485 000 diarrhoeal deaths each year . 🙋 What you think, how to reduce water consumption? . Tell us in the comment section!!! . #givepower #tesla #teslaenergy #kenya #igkenya #watermanagement #saltwatertreatment #solarpower #solarpowerplant #solarpowerinternational #watertreatment #cleanwater #drinkingwater #cleanenergy #solarenergysystem #greenindia #swachbharatabhiyan #startupindia #digitalduggu #firstinworld (at Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9RIBe-Jqij/?igshid=qv0qeo00ejli

CANBERRA, WOL – Sebuah pesawat ringan jatuh ketika akan mendarat ringan di Bandara Kiungan Papau New Guinea, Rabu waktur setempat. Menurut otoritas penerbangan Australia, 12 penumpang tewas yang semuanya warga Australia seperti dilansir Departemen Australia Luar Negeri dan Perdagangan (DFAT). Pesawat jenis  Britten Norman Islander jatuh ke rawa hanya beberapa meter dari landasan pacu Bandara  ... http://dlvr.it/L3JKT6

Here’s some photos from the last week of flying around Kiunga, Papua New Guinea. Fairly beautiful place, now if there was only some decent food here and maybe a golf course or a pool

Took this a couple months ago during one of my stays in Kiunga, a town in the Western Province of Papua New Guinea. There was a storm rolling in from the right side of the picture and yet the sky was still super blue and clear to the left. Using my fisheye lens I was able to capture both the dark storm and the blue sky it was about to cover up.

Here's the arrival/departures terminal at Kiunga Airport in Western Province Papua New Guinea. Only 6 more days until I start my journey back to Vancouver BC and head through this airport to start my 'round-the-world trip here.  I will be flying from Kiunga, PNG to Port Moresby, PNG to Cairns, Australia with a one night layover. Then Cairns to Brisbane, Australia to Los Angeles, USA to Vancouver, Canada and staying there at home for 8 nights before my second leg starts. After Christmas I wil then fly from Vancouver to London, UK to Oslo, Norway and spend 5 nights in a cabin at Hemsedal Skisenter for New Years before heading back from Oslo to London to Singapore and eventually ending up in Melbourne, Australia for a week with my friend Darren to celebrate my 31st birthday in the sun and heat. After that week is done I will then fly from Melbourne through Brisbane on my way back to Cairns with 4 days of relaxation booked to recover from my month of circumnavigating the globe. Looks like it may be time to invest in a few extra memory cards for my SLR.

After letting the epoxy set for 2 days I decided to try and fit the lens back to the body and it fits like it did when it was new. Today was the nicest morning I've had for weather since I got here. The weather held out all day and gave us a pretty nice sunset so I climbed up a fuel tank and took a couple pics. This is the first one I've made this evening while listening to the new Hot Chip album on my headphones. Gotta say I'm really liking Motion Sickness and Now There Is Nothing. You can see a couple of the guys working on the machine if you look closely.