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9 Jul 2023: 10. The 1990s saw increasing concern with environmental damage, the using up of scarce resources, and global warming. ... Yet surely it is unrealistic to assume that all government policies will be successful.

9 Jul 2023: However, Schor argues that. 8. dematerialisation is hoped for by economists, but not yet observed. ... Given this, any claim to the efficient use of scarce labour resources is hard to sustain when discussing society’s use of labour.

14 Aug 2023: Applications have been wide ranging, from cleft palate treatment development to solutions for waste water management. ... These are common challenges for funders and infrastructures at all scales9,24,25,26.

14 Aug 2023: An inclusive process of deliberation, informed by relevant facts and sensitive to ethical concerns, pro-motes an atmosphere for debate and decision making that looks for common ground wherever possible and

14 Aug 2023: Similarly, the words corn, used in North America, and maize, used more commonly elsewhere in the world, are synonymous, with maize being used consistently in this Brief, except for common names ... It is estimated that the world will require some 50% to

5 Dec 2023: Gas liberalisation is key to making electricity markets contestable and reducing pressures on scarce electricity interconnection capacity. ... countries still under common ownership with transmission companies), “the search for new markets and

13 Sep 2023: 31Table 3.7: Wetland and water actions. 32. FiguresFigure 2.1: The BAP area. ... And yet our own future depends to a large extent on maintaining a biodiverse world – food security, water regulation, climate stability and many other elements of a

5 Dec 2023: The Commission reports. 1 One of the newest Member States, Malta, has not yet allowed any consumers to choose their retailer. ... However. to our knowledge no EU regulator has conducted independent expert reviews of electricity price control processes

9 Jul 2023: for the present, and yet simultaneously creating a route forward towards future developing. ... WASH Water, Sanitation, and Health. UHC Universal Health Coverage. SDGs Sustainable Development Goals.

19 Oct 2023: volume). Again geography plays a role in the “problem of the commons” which has caused. ... firm or plant increases. The most common source is indivisibilities or fixed costs.

8 Dec 2023: Policy Goal No.6 targets the efficient allocation of scarce transmission capacity (reform point 6). ... International reform experience emphasises the use of market mechanisms and the harnessing of competition to allocate scarce resources.

9 Jul 2023: Increased risk of flooding. • Increased risk of droughts. • Increased risk of water stress. • ... For example, scarce water resources may cause one country to dam a river basin or divert valuable water for irrigation resulting in significant impact

14 Aug 2023: In many cases, bio-based routes are often not even considered. Yet the addition of bio-based routes to chemicals could open the door to making and marketing chemicals that cannot ... Similarly, reducing the quantity of process water used in bioprocessing

19 Oct 2023: capitalization are relatively scarce. Only Du, Huang and Wu (2009) find the negative. ... Annual Per Capita Tap Water supply (A11) ton. Environment Green Coverage Rate (A12) %. Per Capita Area of Parks and Green Land (A13) square meter.

9 Jul 2023: Although the theoretical definitions and discussions on the notion of absorptive capacity are numerous, the empirical estimation of the concept itself is very scarce. ... R&D cooperation is shown to be more common among firms that introduce radical

9 Jul 2023: Racial discrimination is also a common trigger of civil disorder. This discrimination can either be structural, in the cases of employment and access to education, or direct, for example institutional discrimination

5 Dec 2023: However, there is as yet insufficientexperience to assess the long-term benefits from liberalising the electricity industry.

9 Jul 2023: Racial discrimination is also a common trigger of civil disorder. This discrimination can either be structural, in the cases of employment and access to education, or direct, for example institutional discrimination

1 Sep 2023: Mike worked in the water supply and sanitation sector, focusing on low-income and refugee communities. ... funding of undergraduate degrees, yet it was facing some social and economic challenges that we might recognise today.

25 Jul 2023: A common method routinely applied in many laboratories is based on polyethylene glycol (PEG), a large molecule that induces protein precipitation. ... predictions using the common PEG assay.