Progress in Green Energies, Sustainable Development and the Environment

Abdeen Omer

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Abdeen Omer

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green energy technologies, sustainable development, mitigation measurements

Abstract

In Environmentally Friendly Cooling, And Heating Technologies. Under The 1997 Montreal Protocol, Governments Agreed To Phase Out Chemicals Used As Refrigerants That Have The Potential To Destroy Stratospheric Ozone. It Was Therefore Considered Desirable To Reduce Energy Consumption And Decrease The Rate Of Depletion Of World Energy Reserves And Pollution Of The Environment. This Article Discusses A Comprehensive Review Of Energy Sources, Environment And Sustainable Development. This Includes All The Renewable Energy

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Progress in Green Energies, Sustainable Development and the Environment. (2017). Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 17(B2), 23-44. https://socialscienceresearch.org/index.php/GJHSS/article/view/2240

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