European tourist hotspot wants to make visitors less annoying to locals by having them buy heat pumps and solar panels for area schools ...Middle East

Barcelona’s city hall launched a new strategy to direct $108 million from its tourist tax to a fund that will install heat pumps and solar panels in state-owned schools.

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