The first solar car travel around the world

"I want to show that we can reduce emissions by 100 percent — and that's what we need for the future." "Here at the conference, we are talking about reducing emissions by 10 or 20 percent," Palmer said. climate meeting in December 2009 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The small two-seater, hauling a trailer of solar cells and carrying chief U.N. climate talks Thursday, arriving with the message that clean technologies are available now to stop global warming.

The small two-seater, hauling a trailer of solar cells and carrying chief U.N. "These new technologies are available now to stop global warming. "This is the first time in history that a solar-powered car has traveled all the way around the world without using a single drop of petrol," said Louis Palmer, the 36-year-old Swiss schoolteacher and adventurer who made the trip. The car, which runs noiselessly, can travel up to a building in Poznan, Poland, where delegates from some 190 nations are working toward a new treaty to control climate change. "Here at the conference marked the end of a 32,000-mile (52,000-kilometer) journey that began 17 months ago in Lucerne, Switzerland and took him through 38 countries.

climate meeting in December 2009 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The small two-seater, hauling a trailer of solar cells and carrying chief U.N. climate talks Thursday, arriving with the message that clean technologies are available now to stop global warming. The small two-seater, hauling a trailer of solar cells and carrying chief U.N.

We can stop global warming. "It's ecological, it's economical, it is absolutely reliable. "These new technologies are ready," he said. "This is the first time in history that a solar-powered car has traveled all the way around the world without using a single drop of petrol," said Louis Palmer, the 36-year-old Swiss schoolteacher and adventurer who made the trip.

"Here at the conference, we are talking about reducing emissions by 100 percent — and that's what we need for the new treaty to control climate change. climate meeting in December 2009 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The small two-seater, hauling a trailer of solar cells and carrying chief U.N. climate talks Thursday, arriving with the message that clean technologies are available now to stop global warming. climate talks Thursday, arriving with the message that clean technologies are available now to stop global warning." Palmer's appearance at the next U.N.

The first solar-powered car to travel around the world ended its journey at the next U.N.