A Human Rights Dimension in Climate Change Litigation
Climate change is a global problem, one that could significantly and irreversibly change life on the planet. Changes associated with climate change could bring down…
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Climate change is a global problem, one that could significantly and irreversibly change life on the planet. Changes associated with climate change could bring down…
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This research focuses on the efficiency of the cryogenic carbon capture process. This process can be used instead of other common methods such as solvent-based…
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Slippery things, these carbon footprints can be. In principle, they are simple: the sum of all global warming emissions from cradle to grave of a…
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Proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEM FC) is considered as one promising clean and highly efficient power generation technology in the 21st century. PEM FC…
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Cancer cells invade the surrounding tissue, making many cancers difficult to isolate and treat. If we determine how cancer cells become invasive, then we may…
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Although most surface volcanism on the Earth is found at plate boundaries and is caused by shallow mantle processes, some surface volcanoes (e.g, Hawaii) occur…
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Still, in the 21st century, we don’t have the answer to this big question: How our Earth, life, and this solar system were made? The…
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Ozone. No, not the ‘good’ ozone up in the stratosphere that protects us from cosmic rays. I mean the ‘bad’ ozone down here where we…
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The human population obtains benefits from nature, through ecosystem services. These services are divided in (i) Provisioning services (products obtained from biomes, like water, wood,…
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The asteroid belt is a collection of approximately 300,000 objects greater than 1km in diameter. These solar system “small bodies” sit between Mars and Jupiter…
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Metal chalcogenide supertetrahedral clusters (SCs) are regular tetrahedrally shaped fragments of the cubic semiconducting ZnS type lattice. SCs can be looked upon as the smallest…
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