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Contents<br />
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44.2.6 Solar Energy Is Getting Increasingly<br />
Popular Also for Groups and Managers 676<br />
44.2.7 Safety, Recuperation and Road Capability in<br />
Winter 676<br />
44.2.8 Solar Power: A Friendly Alternative 677<br />
44.2.9 Tour de Sol: “A Hotbed for Solar-Electric<br />
Mobility” 678<br />
44.2.10 Car Makers, What Have You Done in the<br />
Past 679<br />
44.2.11 Tour de Sol and the International Solarcar<br />
Federation (ISF) 679<br />
44.2.12 Rail 2000 and Solarcars in Double-Deck<br />
Coaches 681<br />
44.2.13 The Ideal SOLARCAR 2000: Emission-Free<br />
Traffic Circulation in the 21st Century 682<br />
44.3 The Solar Alternative in Road Traffic: World Solar<br />
Challenge 682<br />
44.3.1 The Solar Alternative in Road Traffic 682<br />
44.3.1.1 Two hundred years after the<br />
French Revolution: The Solar<br />
Revolution (1989) 682<br />
44.3.1.2 California’s Clean Air Act,<br />
Zero-Emission Vehicles, PV<br />
Program for 1000 kW Roofs 683<br />
44.3.1.3 First alpine crossing with<br />
solarcars: The Sun conquers the<br />
Gotthard Pass in 1989 684<br />
44.3.1.4 Solarcar: A danger for 150 pigs 685<br />
44.3.1.5 Alpine tests at the 1st European<br />
Championship of Alpine<br />
Solarcars (ASEM) in 1989 685<br />
44.3.1.6 Bea Vetterli’s solarcar in the<br />
mountains: downhill with more<br />
than 100 km/h 686<br />
44.3.1.7 St. Moritz: 1st ASEM finish and<br />
1st electric light in Switzerland 687<br />
44.3.1.8 The British and St. Moritz:<br />
Inventors of winter tourism 688
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