Cost And Climate Savings Through Nuclear Plant-Based Heating Systems
Nuclear thermal plants could remain used in the long term due to their low carbon profile and ability to provide flexibility to the power grid….
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Nuclear thermal plants could remain used in the long term due to their low carbon profile and ability to provide flexibility to the power grid….
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Very large photovoltaic systems (VLS-PV) are considered to be the best existing solutions in desert regions to solve environmental and energy security problems. Saudi Arabia…
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The amount of energy used in European homes for heating, cooling, and to power electrical appliances makes up a substantial part of energy consumption, accounting…
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Shrimp aquaculture is a billion-dollar industry worldwide. It provides about half a billion dollars in export earnings, livelihood, and employment of millions of people in…
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Pest insects and mites attack agricultural crops and forests directly or damage them by spreading diseases. They can also spread diseases to humans and livestock…
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The Amazon biome plays a key role in the world’s carbon and water cycles. Together, regional terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems link these cycles to constitute…
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Vegetation phenology describes the plant seasonal cycle of green leaf-on during spring and brown leaf-off during autumn because of changes in weather and climate. With…
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The Yangtze River Economic Belt is one of the three official regional strategies in China. It covers 11 provinces and can be classified into three…
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As a special resource, sand is widely distributed in China, especially in arid and semi-arid regions. Because of the effects of a region’s geographic environment,…
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Energy is fundamental to development. SDG7 acknowledges that ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all is one of the main goals…
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Oats have been grown in Ireland since the Bronze age and once occupied a land area of over 1.5 million acres when oats were the…
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