kiel

Nitpick: The Kiel Institute is not a think tank in the sense that people would understand the word.

The only problems would be stuff like the bridges over the Kiel Canal (and the canal itself), and other smaller projects like that.

The city of Kiel is at 54°19' north, so at the equinox a hectare near it receives about cos(54°19') ≈ 58% of that: 5.8 megawatts.

In my case, it was the Kiel Canal in Germany.

I'm not saying that the Kiel Institute shouldn't be trusted, but there will appropriately be greater scrutiny applied due to its location.

The Kiel analysis may overstate long-term incidence on U.

TNG is a regional provider, serving in particular the town of Kiel (capitital of the state of Schleswig-Holstein) and is also (one of) the ISP for the corresponding state government.

Take for example the proposed Olympic Games 2024 Hamburg and Kiel: Kiel hosts the largests sailing event worldwide every year, and hosted the Handball world cup before – and, due to having the best european team in Handball, we also have often large matches.

And Kiel has also been co-host of the Olympics two previous times, each of them producing a net-profit and developing a complete new district out of the investments – the facilities built for Olympia 1972 are still in use today.

Nothing new – we’ll update existing infrastructure and stadiums, improve public transport (which would have been done anyway, and is already being built today), and add some new living quarters for the contestants – which could be used as cheap student housing afterwards, as both Hamburg and Kiel are facing a crisis where not enough affordable apartments for students exist.

In case they will be taking it down, here is the text: Ocean acidification due to carbon emissions is at highest for 300m years Overfishing and pollution are part of the problem, scientists say, warning that mass extinction of species may be inevitable By Fiona Harvey in Kiel The Guardian, Thursday 3 October 2013 Coral is particularly at risk from acidification and rising sea temperatures.

She lived in "Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Weiden in der Oberpfalz, Bavaria and Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein"

The article says "Münster, North Rhine-Westphalia, Weiden in der Oberpfalz, Bavaria and Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein".

"Mi ne scias kio estas tuta vanti angla estante pontolingvo, mi lernis kiel diri saluton kaj adiaŭo kaj mi ne sentas mi povas aliri ĉiujn kiuj riĉeco de scio personoj asertas disponeblas al ili." Esperanto seems roughly as dense as english, maybe slightly less.

Well, I’ve seen them at every intersection I’ve been to in Kiel, Berlin, etc.

This is exactly what I’m talking about – Vancouver 2010, or Kiel+Munich 1972 are perfect examples for reusing existing infrastructure and upgrading it.

Even in Kiel, 260k people, we had some areas where the price of houses over the past 10 years almost doubled – and I’m talking of suburbs, not even high rise areas.