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World Cup 2022: Qatar Bids With Solar-Powered Stadiums

First Posted: 06/22/10 09:25 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 05:50 PM ET

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Believe it or not, countries are already bidding to host the World Cup as far out as 2022, and Qatar has submitted their bid, which includes a slew of solar powered stadiums as well as significant upgrades to their public transportation network.

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Believe it or not, countries are already bidding to host the World Cup as far out as 2022, and Qatar has submitted their bid, which includes a slew of solar powered stadiums as well as significant upg...
Believe it or not, countries are already bidding to host the World Cup as far out as 2022, and Qatar has submitted their bid, which includes a slew of solar powered stadiums as well as significant upg...
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Moldova Marsupial
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11:22 AM on 06/22/2010
How do they plan to mark the lines on the sand?
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weirwolf
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11:06 AM on 06/23/2010
or deal with Rpg's
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siafu
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11:30 AM on 06/23/2010
This is Qatar, a rich Gulf state with a relatively low population, not Iraq or Afghanistan.
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