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18 Jun 2024: common pool losses if cou-pled with marginal cost pricing of the electricity used in pumping water (Sayre and Taraz, 2019). ... The public procurement of rice correlated with excessive groundwater use powered by subsidized electricity in water-scarce

There are many unanswered questions around the food-energy-water-environment nexus, such as: what common metrics can be devised to enable nexus comparisons to be made in order to help ... practices to manage impacts and dependencies upon the

28 Feb 2018: However, this makes it ever more important to protect Empty Common and the environs from yet further disturbance and degradation of the environment. ... It has a distinct natural environment and ecosystem, with some scarce flora and fauna.

19 Jul 2021: The planning and maintenance of the system is not possible without a truly systemic approach with common rules, defined terms and harmonization of the legacy information – including maps with variable classification

22 Mar 2024: 2021)or the GPI-GPIES survey (Gemini Planet Imager Exoplanet Sur-vey, Nielsen et al. ... Dahlqvist et al.: SHARDDS Survey. minosity above 104) and because they were not yet resolved inscattered light.

26 Jun 2024: It has been hypothesised that, like snakes, a common venomous ancestor links the venomous mammalian lineages. ... Venom, however, is much more common among reptiles, amphibians, and fish than among mammals and birds4, 5.

20 Aug 2021: Q2) What fraction of terrestrial exoplanets provide (surface) conditions so that liquid water and life as we know it could in principle exist? ... has been growing at a breathtaking speed: to date we know more than 5000 exoplanets and exoplanet

18 Jul 2024: id="_ftnref3">[3]</a></sup> It is linked to both genetic and environmental factors, although the exact causes are not yet known and there is no known cure. ... These results were replicated by Kryseana Harper et al. (2018), who found that family-based

18 Jul 2024: Yet this emphasis on ‘mixture’ has its limits. It continues to provide a space within which blackness, indigeneity, and whiteness can implicitly be hierarchically valued. ... The Statement foregrounded humanity’s common ancestry and genetic

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6 Jul 2021: industry, overfishing with illegal equipment, water pollution and invasive species (the Nile perch has. ... Secondly, the feedstock required for the biodigesters could be sourced from water hyacinth.

state in such an economy: yet the relation between state and 'peasants' for. ... at C50-C60 although how long such control will remain effective has yet to.

18 Jul 2024: Yet this emphasis on ‘mixture’ has its limits. It continues to provide a space within which blackness, indigeneity, and whiteness can implicitly be hierarchically valued. ... The Statement foregrounded humanity’s common ancestry and genetic

22 Mar 2024: It has been questionedwhether M-dwarf discs are simply less common than earlier types, or whether the low detection rate derives from the wavelengthsand sensitivities available to those studies. ... Thereare only eight nearby M-dwarf discs published in

15 Dec 2020: an exoplanet orbiting a solar-type star. In 1995, along. with Michel Mayor, Queloz made the first discovery of a.

22 Mar 2016: the number of cars used in the world. Yet this strategy hasn’t. ... however data for the fabrication step is scarce, and is solved using regional.

18 Jul 2024: Yet, a lingering underlying assumption that societies could be ordered according to their predominant mode of livelihood persisted. ... going, and anthropologists continue to dispel the common assumption that modes of subsistence and division of labour

18 Jul 2024: Yet, a lingering underlying assumption that societies could be ordered according to their predominant mode of livelihood persisted. ... going, and anthropologists continue to dispel the common assumption that modes of subsistence and division of labour

1 Jul 2017: These scarce elements generally occur as atomic substitutes in common ores, and thus do not exist as a distinct mineral, but rather as an impurity. ... As a result, the availability of a scarce element can be directly related to the demand for a common