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This paper provides insights into the handling of climate change issues related to cultural heritage at different government decision levels dealing with physical planning, and in particular roads. Data are derived from a qualitative analysis of official reports and interviews with local and regional planners in three Swedish regions with contrasting climates. The theoretical lens of Institutional
The complex nature of climate change requires action at different scales and in different ways, but questions remain around how to produce climate action that is both multi-scalar and joined up. Here we explore this question by adopting a relational approach to studying climate action by faith-based actors, who increasingly play an active role campaigning on climate action. Drawing on qualitative
Gliding arc plasmas, a versatile form of non-thermal plasma discharges, hold great promise for sustainable chemical conversion in electrified industrial applications. Their relatively high temperatures compared to other non-thermal plasmas, reactive species generation, and efficient energy transfer make them ideal for an energy-efficient society. However, plasma discharges are transient and comple
The European Union Drinking Water Directive aims to protect human health and promote safe water consumption. The 2020 revision, Article 17 in particular, directed member states to provide public access to information on drinking water. This update was a response to citizen initiatives calling for the active participation of end-users in water services and greater transparency from water utilities.
This paper aims to explore how four Bolivian small and medium-sized enterprises’ business has overcome the gaps in reliance on traditional small and medium-sized enterprises’ business models, i.e., to extract and sell raw unrefined natural resources in a local area, and instead make productive use of innovation inputs (technology, higher-educated people) by innovating their business models. We wer
The crossing of aridity thresholds triggers abrupt changes in multiple functional and structural ecosystem attributes across global drylands. While we understand the consequences associated with aridity thresholds, the key factors influencing dryland vegetation resistance when crossing them remain unclear. Here, we used field observations from 58 dryland sites across five continents and satellite
Given the tremendous phenomenological success of the Standard Model (SM) framework, it becomes increasingly important to understand to what extent its specific structure dynamically emerges from unification principles. In this study, we present a novel anomaly-free supersymmetric (SUSY) Grand Unification model based upon gauge trinification [SU(3)]3 symmetry and a local SU (2) F× U (1) F family sy
Objective To estimate, using numerical calculations, the depth of tissue damage in the uterus following balloon thermal endometrial destruction. Design A parameter, therapeutic depth, was defined. This was the maximum depth into the uterine myometrium, from the uterine cavity, at which a predefined temperature was reached after a certain time and with a constant intracavitary temperature. Setting
The present article is a translation—to Farsi—of an article by Dr. Ali Mirchi (postdoctoral research associate at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Michigan Technological University), Dr. Kaveh Madani (lecturer in Environmental Management at the Centre for Environmental Policy, Imperial College London) and Dr. Amir Aghakouchak (assistant professor at the Department of Civil an
Urgent water and food security challenges, particularly in continental and boreal regions, need to be addressed by initiatives such as the Horizon 2020‐funded project WATer retention and nutrient recycling in soils and streams for improved AGRIcultural production (WATERAGRI). A new methodological framework for the sustainable management of various solutions resilient to climate change has been dev
Universities and the 2030 Agenda TEACHING, LEARNING AND ACTING ON THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Many ideas and contributions have been involved in developing this course. A large thank you to the central unit of Lund University for supporting this initiative, in particular Sylvia Schwaag Serger and Susanne Norrman. We are grateful to the following colleagues that have contribu
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i Localising human rights in the context SDGs: a handbook for cities ii Localising human rights in the context SDGs: a handbook for cities Cover Garden by the Bay - Mustbeyou-Leon/Shutterstock Localising Human Rights in the Context of SDGs: a Handbook for Cities January 2022 In collaboration with: Localising human rights in the context SDGs: a handbook for cities iv Localising human rights in the
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Responsible mining - The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law Skip to content Search for: Search Button Home About Us Who We Are Our History About Raoul Wallenberg Our Theory of Change Staff Opportunities Annual Reports Whistleblower Our work What we do Multi-Disciplinary Research Higher Education Strategic Advice and Analysis Outreach Evaluation of Programme Work Method
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i Localising human rights in the context SDGs: a handbook for cities ii Localising human rights in the context SDGs: a handbook for cities Cover Garden by the Bay - Mustbeyou-Leon/Shutterstock Localising Human Rights in the Context of SDGs: a Handbook for Cities January 2022 In collaboration with: Localising human rights in the context SDGs: a handbook for cities iv Localising human rights in the
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3 LUMES Master Thesis 2004 International Master’s Programme in Environmental Science Lund University, Sweden Exploring Determinant Factors for An Extended Producer Responsibility Program in Taiwan A Case Study of IT Products Ching-Wen, Lu LUMES Lund University P.O. Box 170 221 00 Lund, Sweden E-mail:Ching-wen.lu.186@student.lu.se Thesis advisor Carl Dalhammar International Institute for Industrial
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Biogas Energy- An Alternative Solutions for Sustainable Energy in Rural Areas of Bangladesh Prepared by, Anjuman Ara Rahman c/o. Monju Ara Begum (Asst. Teacher) Daulatput Govt Primary Girls School Daulatpur, Khiulna Bangladesh E-mail: Kona badhan@Eudoramai1.com Phone: +88041 774015 Supervised by, Tor Gunnar Jantsch Tor Gunnar.Jantsch@biotek.1u.se Biotechnology tIf +46 46 222 80 97 Chernical Centre
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Research strategy 2017–2021 | LUND UNIVERSITY 2 RESEARCH STRATEGY 2017–2021 Foreword 2017 is the first year of Lund University’s 10-year strategic plan. Research currently consti- tutes the majority of the University’s activities, justifying a more in-depth strategy for the development of research – a research strategy. The ability to strategically develop both basic research and applied researc
https://www.medarbetarwebben.lu.se/sites/medarbetarwebben.lu.se/files/research_strategy_2017.pdf - 2026-07-23
1. Results are analysed from 11 experiments in which effects of fish addition and nutrient loading on shallow lakes were studied in mesocosms. The experiments, five in 1998, six in 1999, were carried out in six lakes, distributed from Finland to southern Spain, according to a standard protocol. 2. Effects of the treatments on 29 standard chemical, phytoplankton and zooplankton variables are examin
Regular octahedral coordination has been reported for some copper(II) complexes in the solid state on the basis of crystallographic studies, e.g. hexaaquacopper(II) bromate, [Cu(OH2)(6)](BrO3)(2). hexaaquacopper(II) hexafluorosilicate, [Cu(OH2)(6)]Si-6, and hexakis(pyridine-1-oxide)copper(II) perchlorate. [Cu(ONC5H5)(6)](ClO4)(2). These results are not consistent with the elongated octahedral conf
Detailed particle size distribution of elemental constituents have been determined in the St. Louis aerosol by sampling with cascade impactors for particles >0.25 μm aerodynamic diameter and by analyzing using proton-induced X-ray emission, PIXE, for S, Cl, K, Ca, Ti, Mn, Fe, Zn, Br, and Pb. Two rooftop sites were selected for intensive sampling in industrial and residential locations in St. Louis
