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The misunderstanding of energy use - modern high-energy agriculture

The “misunderstanding” of energy use – modern high-energy agriculture

Every inch of fertile soil is a complex organic system. In this system, the substances necessary for life rely on solar energy to cycle over and over again, from plants to animals, to bacteria in the soil, and back to plants. In addition to many other nutrient chemicals, carbon and nitrogen are the two basic …

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Coal mining

Coal mining

Coal is the most abundant part of fossil energy, and coal is also the most serious energy source that pollutes the environment. Coal mining methods can be divided into open-pit mining and underground mining. Open-pit mining accounts for about 1/3 of the world, and underground mining accounts for about 2/3. Coal often coexists with methane …

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Factors for the sharp decline in biodiversity

Factors for the sharp decline in biodiversity

The global environmental problem of the sharp decline in biodiversity is caused by human behavior, and it can also be regarded as a negative effect of energy use. It is estimated that in the late 1980s, the area of ​​the tropical rainforest was being destroyed at a rate of two football fields per second. If …

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What is thermal pollution

What is thermal pollution?

Among the environmental effects of energy, in addition to toxic and harmful chemical pollutants, atmospheric greenhouse effect, radioactive substances, etc., thermal pollution is also a kind of ecological environmental pollution in the process of energy utilization. Thermal pollution refers to environmental pollution caused by waste heat emitted by humans in various production and living activities …

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Possible consequences of increased atmospheric greenhouse effect

Possible consequences of increased atmospheric greenhouse effect

The average temperature of the Eurasian and North American continents will be 6 to 8°C higher than the current actual temperature. The current global daily average temperature on the ground has increased by 0.6°C compared to before the first industrial revolution. The scale of this temperature increase is equivalent to the temperature change that can …

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Global warming potential

Global warming potential

At present, the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere is increasing at an annual rate of 0.4% to 0.5%. According to meteorological data and scientists’ speculations, the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere remained basically around 275×10-6 from 10,000 years ago to the early stages of the Industrial Revolution. After the Industrial Revolution, the concentration …

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