Koh Jik, a small island in Thailand, has emerged as a model of sustainability by transitioning almost entirely to solar power.
Pattamon Wongrattna reports for Deutsche-Welle.
In short:
- Koh Jik has successfully shifted its energy reliance to solar power, setting a precedent in sustainable energy use.
- The island has received multiple accolades for being one of the most sustainable villages in the region.
- This transition represents a significant step in renewable energy adoption in small communities.
Why this matters:
Koh Jik's transformation into a solar-powered island highlights the potential for renewable energy in enhancing health and environmental outcomes. This story shows how small-scale initiatives can contribute significantly to broader environmental goals.
