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12 ore fa · C'è chi scala l'Everest per diletto, e chi lo fa per recuperare i corpi dimenticati. Complice il cambiamento climatico, sulle pendici della vetta più alta dell'Himalaya centinaia di cadaveri di ...
12 ore fa · Un accordo vincolante con Hilcorp, una delle maggiori società private americane operanti in Alaska, è stato sottoscritto da Eni: l’operazione riguarda la vendita del 100% degli assets di Nikaitchuq e Oooguruk detenuti dal Gruppo italiano in Alaska. L’operazione è in linea con la strategia Eni di ottimizzazione delle attività upstream ...
12 ore fa · For example if I mod my desert wind for toxin/cold and I also use reactive storm, then I fight murmur reactive storm gives me electric since that is the element you get for murmur it will combine into corrosive/magnetic neither of which is particularly valuable against murmur and murmur are not vulnerable to those damage types, therefore I lost the element I build for and did not get an ...
12 ore fa · Wind turbines have some of the lowest life-cycle greenhouse-gas emissions of energy sources: far less greenhouse gas is emitted than for the average unit of electricity, so wind power helps limit climate change. Use of engineered wood may allow carbon negative wind power.
12 ore fa · A Donald Trump presidential victory in November would be “devastating” for US offshore wind, warned the governor of Massachusetts, a state that is a pioneer of the renewable energy source ...
12 ore fa · Water using wind energy! The use of wind turbines is one of the most attractive RESs to meet the load demand in remote areas, not only due to their reduced initial costs but also for the wide range of industrial and residential systems to which they can be applied. Moreover, wind turbines require limited land cover, compared to solar panels ...
12 ore fa · Meanwhile, onshore wind and utility-scale solar are the cheapest power sources in China, costing roughly half as much as gas-fired power. Last year, China added a record 301 gigawatts of renewable ...
