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Visit the self-styled “solar city” Freiburg in Germany and you realise it is possible for community and establishment to coexist in harmony. What began as a protest movement some 30 years ago has become a journey to the heart of sustainable living; and today, pockets of the local population have a unique influence into how their communities look and feel. David Hopwood sees the city for himself.
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