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World’s Largest Chunk of Manmade Ice to Cool Mongolia’s Capital City!

11/22/2011
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  • Glacier to Cool Mongolia
    Mongolia seems like the last place on earth that should worry about global warming, but all the same the frigid northern country is already planning for the worst. In addition to crazy cold winters, it turns out that the capital city Ulan Bator also experiences scorcher summers that exact a tremendous energy load. To cut down on energy use and scale back the urban heat island effect, local geoengineering firm ECOS &amp; EMI plans to create massive chunks of manmade ice, like the one seen above from BLDGBLOG, modeled after naturally-occuring naleds, which will be used to not only cool the city during the summer, but also provide fresh drinking water!...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/worlds-largest-chunk-of-manmade-ice-to-cool-mongolias-capital-city/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • World's Largest Manmade Ice Chunk to Cool Mongolia
    Mongolia seems like the last place on earth that should worry about global warming, but all the same the frigid northern country is already planning for the worst. In addition to crazy cold winters, it turns out that the capital city Ulan Bator also experiences scorcher summers that exact a tremendous energy load. To cut down on energy use and scale back the urban heat island effect, local geoengineering firm ECOS &amp; EMI plans to create massive chunks of manmade ice, like the one seen above from BLDGBLOG, modeled after naturally-occuring naleds, which will be used to not only cool the city during the summer, but also provide fresh drinking water!...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/worlds-largest-chunk-of-manmade-ice-to-cool-mongolias-capital-city/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • World's Largest Manmade Ice Chunk to Cool Mongolia
    Mongolia seems like the last place on earth that should worry about global warming, but all the same the frigid northern country is already planning for the worst. In addition to crazy cold winters, it turns out that the capital city Ulan Bator also experiences scorcher summers that exact a tremendous energy load. To cut down on energy use and scale back the urban heat island effect, local geoengineering firm ECOS &amp; EMI plans to create massive chunks of manmade ice, like the one seen above from BLDGBLOG, modeled after naturally-occuring naleds, which will be used to not only cool the city during the summer, but also provide fresh drinking water!...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/worlds-largest-chunk-of-manmade-ice-to-cool-mongolias-capital-city/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • World's Largest Manmade Ice Chunk to Cool Mongolia
    Mongolia seems like the last place on earth that should worry about global warming, but all the same the frigid northern country is already planning for the worst. In addition to crazy cold winters, it turns out that the capital city Ulan Bator also experiences scorcher summers that exact a tremendous energy load. To cut down on energy use and scale back the urban heat island effect, local geoengineering firm ECOS &amp; EMI plans to create massive chunks of manmade ice, like the one seen above from BLDGBLOG, modeled after naturally-occuring naleds, which will be used to not only cool the city during the summer, but also provide fresh drinking water!...<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/worlds-largest-chunk-of-manmade-ice-to-cool-mongolias-capital-city/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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Glacier to Cool Mongolia

Mongolia seems like the last place on earth that should worry about global warming, but all the same the frigid northern country is already planning for the worst. In addition to crazy cold winters, it turns out that the capital city Ulan Bator also experiences scorcher summers that exact a tremendous energy load. To cut down on energy use and scale back the urban heat island effect, local geoengineering firm ECOS & EMI plans to create massive chunks of manmade ice, like the one seen above from BLDGBLOG, modeled after naturally-occuring naleds, which will be used to not only cool the city during the summer, but also provide fresh drinking water!...

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