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ITexLi, 2016. – 315 p. – ISBN: 9535122738 This book shows how a responsible use of resources is possible, offering valid technological alternatives to fight climate change. Authors offer current technologies and valid methods for a wide range of activities: teaching, investigation, work, business and even daily life. After reading this book, you will find justified reasons to start your own personal and social awareness campaign in favour of these effective technologies against climate change. Contents The Changing Landscape of Energy Management in Manufacturing The Choice between Economic Policies to Face Greenhouse Consequences Energy for Sustainable Development: The Energy–Poverty–Climate Nexus Native Forest and Climate Change — The Role of the Subtropical Forest, Potentials, and Threats Greenhouse Gas Emissions – Carbon Capture, Storage and Utilisation Review of Recent Developments in CO2 Capture Using Solid Materials: Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) Carbon Dioxide Geological Storage (CGS) – Current Status and Opportunities Methane Emissions from Rice Production in the United States — A Review of Controlling Factors and Summary of Research Greenhouse Gases Production from Some
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- Author
- Moya B.L., Pous J. (Eds.)
- Publisher
- InTechOpen
- Published
- 2016
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9789535103233
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Science, Biology, Ecology
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