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020 | _a9784431683278 | ||
041 | _aEnglish | ||
082 | _a333.7914 M67 | ||
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_aMori, Y.H. _eEditor _9542 |
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_aOhnishi, K. _eCo-Editor _9543 |
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245 | 0 | _aEnergy and environment: technological challenges for the future | |
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_aTokyo: _bSpringer Verlog, _c2001. |
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500 | _aIt is becoming evident that satisfying the ever-increasing global demand for energy is having a major impact on the environment. The technologies required to minimize such impacts are discussed here in an in-depth overview and review of a broad spectrum of energy and environmental issues. The first five sections of the book deal directly with scientific and technological topics: the production, transportation, and utilization of electric power; thermal science and engineering for energy conservation/utilization processes; gas hydrates; multiphase mechanics for energy and environmental technology; pollutants and radioactive wastes in the earth. The sixth section, unique in a book of this type, focuses on education, recording a panel discussion on solutions to problems of energy and environment. For specialists and nonspecialists alike, the book is thus a valuable guide to the technological challenges for the future. | ||
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_a Economics _x _94943 |
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_aLand economics _94944 |
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_aTechnological challenges related to nature _94945 |
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