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cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/36435067
An usually wide adoption of rooftop solar in Aleppo, Syria.
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I wonder if their government is subsidizing them in some way. But also looking at it most of them are on apartment buildings so it may just be that every tennant in the building chips in to a common fund to get them installed so they get lower electricity costs. Pretty smart investment since those panels last for decades and the cost will be covered way before they reach end of life.
I'm sure electric service has been patchy at best given the war ravaged state of things there.
ISIS subsidizing solar energy. What a timeline
They aren't being governed by ISIS.
Wrong goddess, that's RA
Correct, it's the other big islamist group, al-Qaeda.
Also wrong.
Either you are misinformed, an idiot or just racist.
If you wanna learn more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syrian_transitional_government
Ah yeah, Wikipedia -- an ultimate source of symbolic truth, which points exactly at al-qaueda if you are not deliberately ignore it, morron
Al Qaeda and Isis aren’t the same thing, even acknowledging al-Sharaa was a part of al-Qaeda for several years and Al Nusra is just a spin off of AQ. Al Nusra and Isis have been fighting one another for over a decade.
While this is true, the new government seems to be loyal to people convicted of fighting for isis
Who are you referring to?
Wait
I'm neither. You're the misinformed one here, and the people who downvoted me as well. Go to the link you provided.
Yes, they split several years ago. Insofar I have exaggerated. Are they substantially better in terms of authorianism and religious fundamentalism? I seriously doubt it.
Unless a Bibi or Donnie comes by and drops some bombs. Then thy usually don’t last that long.