Solar Surfboards
03/24/2010 in news
very unusual use of solar power, not sure its useful: http://solarwarehouseusa.com/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=354
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- Surfrider Foundation speaks out on Malibu dredging18 May, 2012 : - As far back as 2004, the Surfrider Foundation has raised concerns about the inlet at Surfrider Beach and its effect on surfing. In addition to efforts to enhance the coastal ecosystem through wetland restoration, Surfrider Foundation’s goal has been and continues to be the development of a plan to maintain the inlet location at the west end. […]
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- Is the death of Australian surfboard-making inevitable?17 May, 2012 : - Last year BASE abruptly closed its factory on the Gold Coast, with the direct loss of 30 jobs. Since then, nearby D’Arcy Surfboards has announced it is shedding workers and downsizing from a state-of-the art, purpose-built factory into a backyard workshop. Is the surfboard industry yet another victim of the high Australian dollar?... […]
- Lay Day called day two of Gran Canaria Santa Pro Jr17 May, 2012 : - A lay day was called at the Gran Canaria Santa Pro Junior due to small unsurfable conditions at La Cicer. Event officials after meeting with surfers decided to wait for improved conditions with a first call to be made at 7:30 am on Friday 18th May for a possible start to Round Two of competition. Mikel Zalakain, ASP Europe's Head Judge. […]
