'Fossil fuel consumption' diaporamas de présentation

Ying Fan , Lei Zhu, Ming-Lei Liu

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A Green Economy is a Local Economy

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An example of a large-scale interdisciplinary carbon problem

An example of a large-scale interdisciplinary carbon problem. Multidecadal climate variability Atmospheric evidence Ocean source? (upwelling, biological pump) Terrestrial source? (fire, enhanced storage) Anthropogenic? (fossil fuel consumption). Sardine Landings. Japan. California. Peru.

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Is Sustainable Development Path an Option?

Is Sustainable Development Path an Option?. July 20, 2009 By Dr. Rene Castro Rene.castro@incae.edu. Ecoturists are diverse, well educated and expend more. Greece and the Caribbean are positioned in sun and sand tourism, it is only growing at 4% Cultural tourism is growing at 15% per year

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THE SUN

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T. J. Blasing Oak Ridge National Laboratory Christine Broniak, Oregon State University

INCREASING THE TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL RESOLUTION OF FOSSIL-FUEL CARBON EMISSIONS ESTIMATES FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. T. J. Blasing Oak Ridge National Laboratory Christine Broniak, Oregon State University Gregg Marland, Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

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Matching Sources to Uses

Caleb Strode A.P.E.S. January 2010. Matching Sources to Uses. Energy Sources. Fossil Fuels Oil Coal Gas Hydroelectric Nuclear Power Renewable Energy Wood Solar Wind Geothermal. Fossil Fuel Consumption. The use of fossil fuels increased in the 20 th century.

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