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Renewable energy technologies and environmental sustainability

According to Mallik (2008), the technology that generates clean and sustainable energy from a number of sources such as water, sun, plants and wind is termed as renewable energy technology.

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The Institute of Economic Affairs and free-market think-tank influence

Institute of Economic Affairs is a London-based think-tank. The IEA was founded in 1955 by Sir Anthony Fisher and Lord Harris. Originally the group published a series of papers. By 1963, it was incorporated as a private company.

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Global warming from Milankovitch cycles to modern greenhouse gases

Global warming is one of today's most pressing issues. Though some dispute its existence, the great majority of individuals - scientists and lay people - do believe that the Earth is undergoing an unnatural warming.

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Managerial decision making at Walmart in monopolistic competition

Walmart is the largest retail store outlet in the United States. The business operations that are done by Walmart as an establishment encompasses cafeterias, hypermarkets, retail supply stores and also warehouse clubs.

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Elaine Tyler May's analysis of Cold War domesticity and gender

How did Americans emotionally shift from wartime mobilization to the uneasy peace of the Cold War? According to Elaine May's Homeward Bound American: Families in the Cold War Era, Americans reacted to the threat of the Cold War by 'cocooning' into suburban domesticity.

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Texas groundwater regulation and agricultural water sustainability

Groundwater is found below the earth's surface in crevices of soil and rock Rubicon Real Estate Services. The laws in Texas regarding groundwater use is based on the English common law of "absolute use" or the "Rule of Capture" Rubicon.

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Jimmy Carter's energy crisis speech and its enduring relevance

President Jimmy Carter was a fundamental part of a serious crisis in the U.S. That crisis revolved around excessive price increases and embargoes on imported oil, during a time when foreign oil imports were increasing exponentially and outstripping the trade balance that had existed for the U.S.

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Strategies for managing diversity in the U.S. military

For over three decades, military diversity has been a very complex topic within the defense units or national security departments for many nations. This arises when it comes to matters of conceptual and practical leadership, as well as the managerial implications.

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Competitive advantage through technological innovation in aviation logistics

In the modern era, the worldwide logistics and supply chain is very cut throat and keeping an edge over others is important for all the firms in operation. Worldwide competition in aviation logistics business is cut throat with numerous firms.

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Dinosaur extinction theories and the asteroid impact hypothesis

Because of the vast periods of time between when dinosaurs walked the earth and the present time, the development of precise arguments regarding each of these issues has been a taunting task.

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