Impact of FDI, environment and institutional quality on health outcomes, health expenditure and healthcare system efficiency by Yahaya, Adamu

“…The same GMM was used and the study established the relevance of the greenhouse gases on the health expenditure by providing evidence of inverted U-shaped relationship (non-linearity) between the two variables. …”
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A Short Review on Developing Technologies by Hydrogen by Norazlianie, Sazali

“…Hence, there is also growing global interest in reducing the effects of greenhouse gases as well as other pollutant gases. In order to explore the implementation of hydrogen as a fuel or energy carrier, it requires an easily acquired broad-spectrum knowledge on a variety of processes as well as their advantages, disadvantages, and potential adjustments in making a process suitable for future development. …”
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Energy Efficiency and Environmental Considerations for Green Data Centres by Uddin, M., Shah, Asadullah, Memon, Jamshed

“…The proposed green IT attributes and characteristics using virtualisation technology are very industrious and efficient for data centres to be more energy efficient and green, hence reducing the emission of greenhouse gases so that the overall effect on global warming can be reduced or even eliminated.…”

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Heatwave and its effect on productivity in India by Heng, Nicole En-Hui, Murali, Manasi, Tan, Li Tong

“…Concentrations of global greenhouse gases (GHG) and the closely relevant Earth’s temperature have been on the rise over the years. …”
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Passive radiative cooling based on metamaterials by Ko, Raphael Mingjie

“…The effect of climate change will worsen if actions are not taken to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases. By 2050, energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions will increase drastically as it is expected that over 2 billion people will be added to our population growth. …”
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Impacts of climate change on the maritime industry part 3 of 3 - increasing natural disasters by Teo, Jason Hee Lye.

“…Climate change had been the main topic in the recent years. Greenhouse gases emission is one of the causes for climate change. …”
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Climate change and Singapore by Ng, Gwendolyn Ling Kuan.

“…This phenomenon is caused by climate change, resulting from the increasing release of Greenhouse gases into the Earth’s atmosphere which accelerated the melting of Arctic’s ice caps and glaciers.This led to the opening of the Arctic sea routes and a more accessible Arctic region. …”
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Using nuclear energy for cooling and heating by Chua, Alexandra Feng Kai.

“…Due to the excessive energy demand of energy, the increase of using fossil fuels are generated to meet our energy needs , which in turn increases the emission of carbon dioxide, has been identified as a major contributor of greenhouse gases. The main objective of this research was to find a suitable energy efficient solution to solve the increase in supply of energy causing the increase of electrical cost and the burning of fossil fuels which effect the environment in producing carbon dioxide emissions. …”
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Green port initiatives by Lee, Candy Jou.

“…As the world starts to experience the negative impacts of global warming, the shipping industry is faced with the challenge to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and other harmful gases such as sulphur and nitrogen oxides. …”
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Optimization of the thermal performance of the double skin roof by Ng, Yi Li.

“…The purpose of the study is to promote a greener society by cutting down on electric consumption as power generation will produce greenhouse gases. One of the methods to reduce electric consumption is by reducing the usage of air-conditioners. …”
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Incorporation of thermoelectric effect with solar power into solar panel by Chen, Yit Fong

“…The adoption of renewable energy has been a global trend in the past few decades as part of the effort to reduce greenhouse gases emission that causes global warming. …”
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Climate change: lessons for our future from the distant past by Hendry, D

“…The increasing atmospheric levels of the main greenhouse gases are now established, as is their source in human activity. …”

Measuring the success of climate change adaptation and mitigation in terrestrial ecosystems. by Michael D Morecroft, Simon Duffield, Mike Harley, James W Pearce-Higgins, Nicola Stevens, Olly Watts, Jeanette Whitaker

“…Although mitigation success can be measured by monitoring changing fluxes of greenhouse gases, adaptation is more complicated to measure, and reductions in a wide range of risks for biodiversity and people must be evaluated. …”

Establishing a governmental duty of care for climate change mitigation: will Urgenda turn the tide? by van Zeben, J

“…Thus far, there has been very limited success in holding governments or individuals responsible for the emission of greenhouse gases (GHGs) that are considered the primary cause of anthropogenic climate change. …”

Preparation of bulk and supported Co/Mo carbide catalysts for CO2 conversion by Almuqati, N

“…The DMR reaction was chosen due to its importance in producing syngas, as a precursor for liquid fuels, from CO₂ and CH₄, two greenhouse gases.</p> <p>Bulk and supported bimetallic carbides were prepared by reductive carburization of the oxides with various hydrocarbons. …”

Reforming end-user energy prices could rationalize GCC energy demand by Krane, J

“…The six GCC economies – Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain – are some of the world’s most profligate consumers of energy and emitters of greenhouse gases, relative to their size. Other hydrocarbon exporters in the region, notably Iran and Algeria, are beset by similar circumstances. …”

Transport and the environment by Neves, A

“…The transport sector is one of the main sectors responsible for the increase in emissions of greenhouse gases (GHGs) and the subsequent impacts on climate change. …”

Constraints on future changes in climate and the hydrologic cycle by Allen, M, Ingram, W

“…Eventually, perhaps, a great deal: the overall climate response to increasing atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases may prove much simpler and more predictable than the chaos of short-term weather. …”

Implications of changes in the Northern Hemisphere circulation for the detection of anthropogenic climate change by Gillett, N, Hegerl, G, Allen, M, Stott, P

“…We find that the detection of a global response to both anthropogenic greenhouse gases and sulphate aerosols is robust to this exclusion of AO-related warming.…”